Court Rules
Common questions about Napa Superior Court rules

How may parties contact Napa Superior Court?

The rule addresses phone communications. The rule lists phone 707-299-1100. For assistance concerning a remote hearing, do not email the court; call 707-299-1100.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Courtroom Remote Appearances

What filing deadlines does Napa Superior Court set?

Filing deadlines for papers in law and motion matters are strictly enforced.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Tentative Rulings

What rule applies to service by mail for all parties in Napa Superior Court?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: method: service by mail, recipient: all parties. The notice of mediator acceptance or recusal must be filed with the court, and a copy must be mailed to all parties.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Notice of Mediator Acceptance or Recusal
Complete rules summary for Napa Superior Court

The notice of mediator acceptance or recusal must be filed with the court, and a copy must be mailed to all parties.

The mediator must file the voluntary mediation completion report with the court and mail a copy to all parties within 10 days after completing mediation.

For assistance concerning a remote hearing, do not email the court; call 707-299-1100.

Filing deadlines for papers in law and motion matters are strictly enforced.

Court holidays are excluded when calculating a filing deadline in court days backward from the hearing date.

The court may disregard a paper filed after the deadline when it exercises its discretion under California Rule of Court 3.1300(d).

Civil litigants may opt in to receive electronic service under CCP §1010.6.

Civil litigants may opt out of electronic service under CCP §1010.6.

More Judges in Napa Superior Court

Cynthia P. Smith
Judge
Joseph J. Solga
Judge