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Placer — Family Centered Case Resolution Conference Notice to Appear
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- 2026-09-26
- Last updated
- 2026-09-27
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- Placer County
Placer — Family Centered Case Resolution Conference Notice to Appear¶
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Superior Court of California, County of Placer FOR COURT USE ONLY 10820 Justice Center Drive 2501 N. Lake Blvd. P. O. Box 619072 P.O. Box 5669 Roseville, CA 95661-9072 Tahoe City, CA 96145 PETITIONER: RESPONDENT: FAMILY CENTERED CASE RESOLUTION CONFERENCE NOTICE TO APPEAR You Have Court Dates CASE NUMBER: 6-month hearing: 12-month hearing: 18-month hearing: *To receive hearing reminder notices by text and email, visit the court’s website: https://hrs.courts.ca.gov/pl PETITIONER: A copy of this NOTICE must be served on the respondent WITH THE PETITION AND SUMMONS.
IMPORTANT: Both Petitioner and Respondent must update any change of address with the court. You may use Judicial Council Form MC-040 to make any updates. All notices sent by the court will be sent to your most recent mailing address, so it is important you keep your address updated if it changes.
Why do I have these court dates? The law requires you to finish your case on time. If you do not finish your case (get a judgment) on time, the judge may dismiss your case according to the timelines set forth in the law; if the case is dismissed then you may have to start your case over. (Family Code section 2450; C.C.P. sections 583.250 and 583.360.) It can be complicated and confusing to complete your family law case, and there are many papers that must be filled out correctly and filed with the court clerk. If you come to the court dates above, you can get help with completing the paperwork you need to finish your case correctly and on time. The court will not make a judgment (finish the case) automatically. You must turn in the right paperwork before the deadlines. It is up to you to finish your case before the deadline.
What if I’m not ready to finish the case? Do I still have to go to the court dates? The first two court dates (6 months and 12 months) are not mandatory if the parties agree to drop (cancel) the 6- month and 12-month court dates. If you want to cancel the court date, you must notify the clerk at least five days before the court date (See local rules at www.placer.courts.ca.gov/local-rules.html.) But, you must come to the 18-month court date unless your case is complete and you have a judgment. A five-year dismissal hearing will be set at a later time. The five-year dismissal hearing notice will be sent to you at your last known address.
Where else can I get help? • You can email or visit the Court’s Self-Help Center in the Howard G. Gibson Courthouse at 10820 Justice Center Drive. See the court’s website at www.placer.courts.ca.gov for hours and location. Appointments can be made online or same day at the lobby ticket kiosk. • See Self-Help information on the California Courts website at www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp.htm. • Consult with legal counsel of your choice.
Superior Court of California, County of Placer www.placer.courts.ca.gov Form No. PL-FL901 Effective 08-15-2024