Siskiyou Superior Court Filing Rules

Unless properly waived, receipts and disbursements schedules must state the nature or purpose and date of each item.

Each party must deliver the arbitration disclosure notice directly to the nominated arbitrator.

The conservator must file a notice of change of address with the Clerk within 30 days after the conservatee moves.

The Court will allow stipulated extensions beyond the statutory period only upon ex parte application.

An Appellate Division opinion may be filed after the panel has signed it in counterpart and may take the form of a facsimile document bearing any panel member’s signature.

A Labor Code section 98.2 notice of appeal is treated as the first paper when determining the filing fee.

Papers may be faxed directly to the clerk’s office for filing or communication to the Court, subject to the stated conditions.

For an after-hours defense request for bail or O.R., the requesting party must arrange for a Deputy District Attorney to be available by telephone before contacting the Court.

Absent good cause, in limine motions must be noticed and heard at or before the pre-voir-dire conference.

Appellate Division briefs must be accompanied by two additional copies.

The court must retain the treatment plan in the confidential section of the court file.

Writ-petition support and opposition briefs are limited to 35 pages and reply briefs to 20 pages, excluding the listed materials; the Court may grant leave for excess pages upon good cause.