Solano Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Solano Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
When filing a petition seeking approval of a trust accounting, the filing party must simultaneously submit one additional courtesy copy of the petition and accounting to the court.
Any time a petition seeking approval of a trust accounting is filed with the court, the filing party shall simultaneously submit to the court an additional courtesy copy of the petition and the accounting.
At the assigned judicial officer's discretion, parties may be required to deposit an additional copy of specific documents directly with the assigned judicial department.
At the discretion of the judicial officer assigned to the case, parties may be required to deposit an additional copy of specific documents directly with the assigned judicial department.
The court may order paper courtesy copies for documents filed electronically.
The court may order the delivery of paper courtesy copies of electronically filed documents.
Are courtesy copies required in Solano Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for petitions. Details: delivery upon filing. When filing a petition seeking approval of a trust accounting, the filing party must simultaneously submit one additional courtesy copy of the petition and accounting to the court.
Are courtesy copies required in Solano Superior Court?
The rule limits courtesy-copy delivery rather than stating a blanket requirement in Solano Superior Court. Courtesy copies are not required.
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