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2026-09-26
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Santa Clara /divisions/probate-division/probate-advance-case-status-reports

Source: https://santaclara.courts.ca.gov/divisions/probate-division/probate-advance-case-status-reports

Probate Advance Case Status Reports

Probate Advance Case Status Reports

The Probate Division will post Advance Case Status Reports ("ACSRs") for cases on the General Probate and Administration of Estate Calendars, generally two court days before the scheduled hearing, and no later than 5:00pm on the court day before the scheduled hearing.

Click on the link below that corresponds with the day of the week of your scheduled court hearing.

Monday:

9:00am General Probate Calendar

9:01am Administration of Estate Calendar

Wednesday:

9:00am General Probate Calendar

9:01am Administration of Estate Calendar

Thursday:

9:00am General Probate Calendar

9:01am Administration of Estate Calendar

9:03am Administration of Estate Continuance Calendar

Friday:

9:00am General Probate Calendar

9:01am Administration of Estate Calendar

9:03am Administration of Estate Continuance Calendar

Pre-approved matters are those that have been reviewed and found satisfactory by the Court before the date set for hearing. Personal appearance by the petitioning party is not required on pre-approved matters. Pre-approved matters to which objections are made may be continued.

If a matter is not pre-approved, the ACSRs will include Probate Examiner notes listing procedural deficiencies.

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