Judge S. Robert Tice-Raskin

Applies to

Complaint and cross complaint

The complaint and cross-complaint must be filed and served with the Case Management Conference notice and information materials, and counsel must also serve the Nevada County Superior Court ADR information sheet and attached stipulation form.

Applies to

Termination of dependency memo and mandatory form JV-364

The termination-of-dependency filing must include a memo and mandatory Judicial Council Form JV-364.

Applies to

Pleading

Every pleading must include the filing attorney’s or self-represented party’s current email address in the required contact information at the top of the first page.

Applies to

Case management statement

The completed Case Management Statement must be served on all parties at least 15 calendar days before the Case Management Conference.

Applies to

Future correspondence or notices

Service

Electronic service

Electronic filing constitutes consent to receive future court correspondence and notices electronically in that case, and consent may also be submitted through the filing provider or by filing a consent form.

Deadline

2 court days

Applies to

Remote hearing documents

Documents submitted in advance for a voluntary remote appearance must be served on and received by opposing parties two court days before the hearing, unless the court orders an earlier date.

Deadline

15 calendar days

Each party must file and serve a completed Case Management Statement at least 15 calendar days before the scheduled Case Management Conference.

An electronically received document accepted on a court day is deemed filed that day, while one received on a non-court day is deemed filed the next court day, but all other filing deadlines, court orders, and service-of-process requirements remain applicable.

Deadline

10 business days

A paper original subject to the electronic-courtesy-copy requirement must be filed within 10 business days.

A motion to continue an arbitration hearing submitted fewer than 10 days before the hearing constitutes willful failure to meaningfully participate in arbitration unless good cause is shown.

A request to continue mediation made fewer than 10 days before the scheduled mediation constitutes willful failure to meaningfully participate in mediation unless good cause is shown.

Civil settlement-conference, trial-conference, and trial continuance requests must comply with California Rules of Court rule 3.1332; a trial conflict qualifies as good cause only if it arose after the trial date was set and could not reasonably have been avoided, and an unopposed continuance motion must include mutually acceptable future trial dates agreed by all parties.