Judge Nathan Ide

Applies to

Case management conference statement

Each party must file Judicial Council form CM-110 no later than 15 calendar days before the CMC hearing.

Applies to

Case management conference statement

Parties must use the mandatory Judicial Council CMC Statement, form CM-110, and complete every applicable item.

Applies to

Fee request

An extraordinary-fee request must state time devoted, separately identify attorney and paralegal time, and provide the customary hourly rates.

Applies to

Notice of cmc

Plaintiff must serve each defendant with notice of the case management conference together with the summons and complaint.

A new cross-defendant served after the initial CMC must receive notice of all pending and court-set dates and orders from the CMC.

Applies to

Notice of cmc

A party filing a cross-complaint before the CMC must serve each new cross-defendant with the Notice of CMC, summons, and cross-complaint.

Deadline

15 calendar days

The CMC statement filing deadline is 15 calendar days before the CMC hearing.

Deadline

15 calendar days

Each party must file its CMC statement no later than 15 calendar days before the CMC hearing.

The deadlines applicable to court action on directly filed restraining-order petitions also apply to electronically submitted petitions.

A trial continuance, including one for a short-cause matter, may be granted only upon an affirmative showing of good cause under California Rules of Court rule 3.1332.

Routine requests for orders extending or shortening time must be presented in writing to the clerk for presentation to the presiding judge of the appellate division.

Continuances require a showing of good cause, and stipulated continuances require approval by the presiding judge of the appellate division.