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Placer — Notice of Court Reporter Fees
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- 2026-09-26
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- 2026-09-27
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- Placer County
Placer — Notice of Court Reporter Fees¶
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NOTICE OF COURT REPORTER FEES
LOCAL RULE 10.15 A. Pursuant to Standing Order 2019-02, the Court provides Court Reporters in all Family Law contested long cause evidentiary hearings and trials. Pursuant to Government Code section 68086, each party is responsible for their pro rata portion of this fee.
Court Reporter Fees, Effective July 1, 2020
Proceedings anticipated to be one hour or less: $30.00.
Proceedings anticipated to last more than one hour but no more than four hours: $435.00.
Proceedings anticipated to last more than four hours: $870.00 per day.
These fees do not include the cost of transcripts.
Parties shall be responsible for all transcript costs, pursuant to California Code Section 69953.
Each party should pay ½ of the total listed above, based on the time estimate for their trial or evidentiary hearing no later than two (2) business days before their scheduled trial or evidentiary hearing. Payment may be mailed in the form of check or money order, or paid in person by credit card, cash, check or money order at the Gibson Courthouse Clerk’s Office in Roseville, or in person by check or credit card at the Historic Courthouse Clerk’s Office in Auburn. If a party has a fee waiver on file, please check with the Clerk’s Office to determine if payment is due.
All fees are due prior to the start of the hearing. Any party who fails, after notice and without good cause, to pay court reporter fees as allocated according to Local Rule 10.15, may be assigned to the Franchise Tax Board’s Court Ordered Debt Collection Program or an outside collection agency for further collection and enforcement.
As indicated above, those with a valid fee waiver may have their portion of the expense paid at the Court’s expense; please check with the Clerk’s Office. Pursuant to Government Code section 68637(e), you may be ordered to pay all or part of your waived fees if the Court finds your circumstances have changed so that you can afford to pay.
*Matters that extend beyond their initial time estimate will be subject to additional fees based on the amount of time used.
Superior Court of California, County of Placer www.placer.courts.ca.gov Form No. PL-CW909 Effective 06-08-20