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Nevada — FL20

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Nevada County

Nevada — FL20

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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NEVADA

ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY FOR COURT USE ONLY (NAME AND ADDRESS):

TELEPHONE NUMBER:

ATTORNEY FOR (Name): SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA 201 Church Street, Nevada City, CA 95959 (530) 362-4309 10075 Levon Avenue, Truckee, CA 96161 (530) 362-4309

PLAINTIFF/PETITIONER: DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT: OTHER PARENT/CLAIMANT: STATUS AND FAMILY CENTERED CASE RESOLUTION (FCCR) CASE NUMBER: CONFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE DEPARTMENT NUMBER: Dissolution Legal Separation Nullity Other Family Law: ________________ DATE OF CONFERENCE: Parentage

  1. This questionnaire is for a (check all that apply): Status Conference Family Centered Case Resolution (FCCR) Conference

  2. Check the issues on which you and the other party disagree or need orders: a. Custody/Visitation e. Child Support i. Spousal Support b. Arrearages f. Property Valuation j. Property Valuation Date c. Property Division g. Property Characterization k. Separation date d. Reimbursement h. Attorney’s Fees & Costs l. Other: _________________

  3. Discovery (getting information about/from the other party) that still needs to be done: a. Is discovery completed? Yes No Not required/requested in this case b. If not, what discovery still needs to be done? Interrogatories Depositions Document Production c. When will your discovery be completed? _____________________________________

  4. Declarations of Disclosure (Mandatory) (Dissolution, Legal Separation and Nullity cases only):

    a. Petitioner has served Respondent with Preliminary Final Declarations of Disclosure

    b. Respondent has served Petitioner with Preliminary Final Declarations of Disclosure

    c. If not, do you need a deadline ordered by the court? Yes No

STATUS AND FCCR CONFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE LOCAL FL20 (REVISED 07/01/2025) – MANDATORY FORM

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  1. a. Settlement: Have you and the other party and/or your attorneys met to discuss settlement?

    Yes No

    b. Agreements: Have any agreements been reached in your case? Yes No

    What issues are agreed upon? ______________________________________________________

    c. Do you want a court order requiring attendance at a Settlement Officer Conference? Yes No

  2. Case Resolution Conference Request: This is a complex matter and a Case Resolution Conference is requested.

  3. a. Trial/Hearing Setting: Is this matter ready to be set for trial or hearing? Yes No b. How long will your trial take (estimate)? Hours Days

  4. Number of Expert Witnesses: None Names:

  5. a. Is the Department of Child Support Services involved on the issue of child support? Yes No b. If yes: Which county? FSB Number: Court Case Number (if different from this case): _______________________

Date: SIGN Signature

Attorney for Petitioner Respondent Other

STATUS AND FCCR CONFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE LOCAL FL20 (REVISED 07/01/2025) – MANDATORY FORM

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INSTRUCTIONS

  1. You or your attorney must complete this Case Resolution Conference Questionnaire. If you are representing yourself, help is available at the Family Law Facilitator’s Office (530-362-4309) located in the Nevada City Courthouse, at 201 Church Street, Nevada City, California. You may call the Clerk’s Office at 530-362-4309 or visit the court’s website at www.nevada.courts.ca.gov for information about hours of operation and other important details. However, the Clerk’s office cannot provide you with legal advice.
  2. You must serve a copy of the completed form and file the original with the court no later than 10 calendar days before the Status or FCCR Conference. a. Serve a copy of this form by mail at least 10 calendar days before the Status or FCCR Conference. Service by mail means that someone over the age of 18 who is not a party to the case mails a completed copy of this form to the other party, if self-represented, or to the other party’s attorney. The person serving the form must complete the Proof of Service by Mail below. IMPORTANT: You cannot serve this form yourself! b. File the original completed form at least 10 calendar days before the Status or FCCR Conference. Self represented litigants and those attorneys appearing in person, should bring at least 2 filed copies of the completed FCCR questionnaire to the Case Management Conference.
  3. If you are representing yourself and do not have an attorney, you must appear in person or you

may appear remotely if you reside outside Nevada County at the Status or Family Centered Case Resolution Conference. If you appear in person, you may be able to obtain information concerning completing your case from the Self-Help Center on the day of the conference.

  1. If you are being represented by an attorney, your attorney can appear in person or remotely. Please

consult with your attorney about the need for you to be present, in person or remotely, at the Status or Family Centered Case Resolution Conference.

PROOF OF SERVICE BY MAIL (C.C.P. 1013a)

I mailed a copy of the Case Management Conference Questionnaire in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid and addressed as follows: a. Mailed from: (City) ____________________, (State) b. On (date): ______________________ c. To (name and address on the envelope):

Server’s Information: Name: Address: City: __________________________ State: __________ Zip: (If you are a registered process server): County of Registration: Registration Number: I am over the age of 18 and not a party to this case. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information above is true and correct.

SIGN

Date Server Printed Name Server Signature

STATUS AND FCCR CONFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE LOCAL FL20 (REVISED 07/01/2025) – MANDATORY FORM

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