Judge Gerald F. Mohun Jr.

Applies to

Remote hearing objection

A party objecting to a remote evidentiary hearing or trial must file an objection under California Rule of Court 3.672(h).

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Public comment

Comments must be in writing and received by November 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

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Certificate of correction

After correcting a violation, have a law enforcement officer or an authorized inspection or installation station agent sign the form.

The comment period runs from September 15 through October 30, 2026.

Written comments must be received no later than November 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

A drop-box document deposited by 4:00 p.m. on a court day is deemed deposited for filing that day if accepted after clerk review and compliant with the applicable format and rules.

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Notice of remote appearance

In the specified civil case management, law and motion, ex parte, and short-cause family matters, parties may stipulate orally or in writing to waive notice of other parties’ remote appearances.

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Notice of remote appearance

For the specified matters, a Notice of Remote Appearance need not be filed but must be served under Rule 3.672 unless the parties stipulated to waive notice.

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Notice of remote appearance

For probate hearings other than evidentiary hearings, settlement conferences, and trials, parties may stipulate orally or in writing to waive notice of other parties’ remote appearances.

Contact

Phone

The public may call the designated department phone number for remote-appearance assistance; the number is posted on the restraining-order webpage and is staffed starting 30 minutes before the court session and throughout it.

Anyone who observes or believes they have experienced bias or sexual harassment must immediately report it to the court’s Executive Officer.

Persons in the courtroom may not talk to clerks while court is in session, except as necessary in relation to the matter then before the court.