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San Mateo — Status Conference Statement

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2026-09-26
Last updated
2026-09-27
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San Mateo County

San Mateo — Status Conference Statement

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ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY (Name, State Bar Number and Address):

TELEPHONE NO: FAX NO: (OPTIONAL) E-MAIL ADDRESS (OPTIONAL) ATTORNEY FOR:

SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN MATEO 400 COUNTY CENTER REDWOOD CITY, CA 94063

PETITIONER/PLAINTIFF:

RESPONDENT/DEFENDANT:

CASE NO: STATUS CONFERENCE STATEMENT

Date: Time: Dept.:________

Note: This form must be filed at least 15 days prior to your Status Conference and a copy served on the other party.

  1. Petitioner is self-represented – or -- Attorney for Petitioner is:

    Respondent is self-represented – or -- Attorney for Respondent is:

  2. This case involves the following disputed issues (please describe):

    Date of Separation: __________________________________________________________________________

    Child Custody/Visitation: ______________________________________________________________________

    Child Support: ______________________________________________________________________________

    Spousal Support: ____________________________________________________________________________

    Community Property (characterization/valuation/division): ____________________________________________

    Reimbursement claims: _______________________________________________________________________

    Attorneys Fees: _____________________________________________________________________________

    Other: _____________________________________________________________________________________

  3. At this conference, if there are issues to resolve for which you seek the court’s assistance, please describe below:

    a. ______________________________________________________________________________________

    b. ______________________________________________________________________________________

    c. ______________________________________________________________________________________

    A proposal for settlement is attached.


FL – 3 rev. Jan. 1 2009 Local Rules 5.8 Status Conference Statement p.1 of 2
Family Law

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  1. Have Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure documents been exchanged? Yes No

    If “No”, do you need a deadline to exchange Schedule of Assets & Debts and/or Income & Expense Declaration

    forms? Yes No

  2. Trial Readiness:

    a. Are you requesting the case be set for MSC/trial? Yes No

    b. How recently have the parties and/or counsel met to discuss settlement? ___________________________

    c. This case is expected to take: __________________ days hours of trial.

    d. What discovery remains to be done? Interrogatories Depositions Document Production

    e, This case will be ready for trial on:

  3. I/We Request:

    Continue Status Conference until __________________________________(date) for the following reasons:

    _____________________________________________________________________________________________

    ADR (mediation, collaborative law, arbitration, etc.)

    Family Court Services referral

    Referral to the Family Law Facilitator for assistance with completing legal paperwork

    Other:

  4. Statement Prepared By: Petitioner Respondent

    Submitted: Jointly or Individually

This statement accurately reflects the present status of the case.

Respectfully submitted: Dated: ________________________ ____________________________

Attorney for self-represented Petitioner Respondent

Dated: ________________________ ____________________________

Attorney for self-represented Petitioner Respondent


FL – 3 rev. Jan. 1 2009 Local Rules 5.8 Status Conference Statement p.2 of 2
Family Law

Exceptions & meaning →

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