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El Dorado — Information Sheet for Ex Parte Policies and Procedures: West Slope

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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El Dorado County

El Dorado — Information Sheet for Ex Parte Policies and Procedures: West Slope

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F-27-INFO Information Sheet for Ex Parte Policies and Procedures: West Slope

  1. Ex Parte Application Information: • Ex Parte Applications are requests for extraordinary and immediate relief that cannot wait for the period of time required for the Court to hear a Request for Order (FL-300) containing a request for that relief, because if the hearing is not held immediately, some damage or harm would occur that cannot be prevented, undone, or remedied by a later court order. • Ex Parte Applications are requests for relief that are reviewed by the Court and are ruled upon without the formal notice to the other party and opportunity to respond that is ordinarily given to a responding party. For that reason, Ex Parte Applications are generally limited in both the type of relief that may be requested, and the length of time that any orders issued by the Court will remain in place. • Ex Parte Applications must meet certain requirements, or they may be denied by the Court or set for a hearing on the regular law and motion calendar in the future.
  2. Ex Parte Application Required Criteria: • Ex Parte Applications that are going to be submitted to the Court must meet the following criteria: i. Specific facts must be provided to the Court that would demonstrate that unless the matter is heard as an Ex Parte Application, some “great or irreparable injury” would result to the applicant before the matter could be heard as a Request for Order. Local Rule 8.07.01 of the El Dorado County Superior Court requires that these facts must be set forth in the form of a declaration. ii. The relief requested must be limited in its scope. Even if an Ex parte Application is granted by the Court, its orders will usually be issued for a limited amount of time or until a full hearing on the issues can be held, at which time it will hear evidence from both parties. iii. If the Ex Parte Application you intend to submit to the Court does not meet these requirements, then it should be filed as a Request for Order. These matters generally require the filing of the appropriate forms and supporting information and are set for hearing by the Court on the regular law and motion calendar. iv. A Request for Order generally requires that the documents filed with the Court must be served on the other party at least sixteen (16) court days, plus an additional five (5) calendar days for the mailing of the documents, prior to the date on which the motion or order to show cause is set for hearing.
  3. Ex Parte Procedures: West Slope • If an Ex Parte Application is going to be submitted to the Court, you must do the following: i. Call the Clerk’s Office at (530) 621-5047 to secure a date. Three (3) Ex Parte Applications are heard on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Ex Parte Applications may be set on Thursdays only with prior approval based on the individual circumstance. ii. Complete all required forms. You can obtain the forms online at www.eldorado.courts.ca.gov, or at the Family Law Facilitator’s Office. iii. Notify the other party of the Ex Parte Application hearing date, time, and location no later than 10:00 a.m. on the day prior to your Ex Parte Application hearing. iv. Have the other party served with copies of all of the paperwork and declarations you have prepared in support of the Ex Parte Application, in accordance with Local Rule 8.07.05 of

Optional Use Information Sheet for Ex Parte Page 1 of 2 Local Form F-27-INFO Policies and Procedures: West Revised 07/06/2026 Slope

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F-27-INFO Information Sheet for Ex Parte Policies and Procedures: West Slope

the El Dorado County Superior Court, no later than 2:00 p.m. on the day prior to your Ex
Parte Application Hearing.
v. If personal service of the Ex Parte Application and supporting documents on the other
party cannot be completed, or an electronic copy of the documents is not provided, you
must have a copy available for service on them prior to the hearing. You must be
prepared to explain to the Court why service of the documents was not completed earlier
than immediately prior to the hearing.
vi. If you fail to provide the Court with the necessary documents prior to 2:00 p.m. on the day
before the hearing, and/or fail to comply with the foregoing notice and service
requirements, your Ex Parte Application will not be heard.

Optional Use Information Sheet for Ex Parte Page 2 of 2 Local Form F-27-INFO Policies and Procedures: West Revised 07/06/2026 Slope

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