Plumas Superior Court Filing Rules

The trustee must explain how fees were calculated in the stated circumstances, including when trust-instrument fees are subject to court review.

No fee is charged for the specified appearance, stipulation, and waiver when the respondent is a member of the armed forces.

The parties must receive notice of the case management conference at least 45 days before it, unless the court orders otherwise.

The Court must review the status of each child removed from a parent or guardian within 12 months after entry into Foster Care.

A court issuing a criminal protective order may modify it to allow or restrict contact with the restrained person’s children after consulting the family or juvenile court.

A party may petition the Court for formal discovery only after exhausting informal means.

Special instructions must be jury-ready and contain only the instruction number, title, and text, without boxes or other markings identifying the requesting party.

If discovery, reports, or proposed modifications have not been made available to all counsel, an affected party or the Court may request a continuance, to the extent permitted by law.

Persons and agencies defined in California Rule of Court 5.522(c) may fax Juvenile Dependency documents directly to the court.

At least five tabbed and paginated exhibit-binder sets are required on the first day of trial, including sets for the court, judicial assistant, witness, each opposing party, and counsel.

Settlement briefs may not exceed 5 pages.

All social security information should be deleted from these documents prior to submission to the Court.

Motions in limine must be organized behind Tab B in numerical order, with each motion's opposition and reply papers placed directly behind its moving papers.