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Sonoma — Declaration Regarding Notice of Request for Guardianship Temporary Orders

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2026-09-26
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Sonoma — Declaration Regarding Notice of Request for Guardianship Temporary Orders

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Attorney or Party without Attorney Court Use Only Name, Address, Telephone No., State Bar Membership No.

Attorney For: (Name)

Superior Court of California, County of Sonoma 600 Administration Drive Santa Rosa, CA 95403-2878

Petitioner/Plaintiff: Respondent/Defendant: Case Number: Claimant/Other Parent:

In most cases you must try to tell the other side that you are requesting a court order by delivering a copy of the papers as follows. This is called “notice”.

DECLARATION REGARDING NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR GUARDIANSHIP TEMPORARY ORDERS

I, (Name of Person Giving Notice): __________________________________________declare that:

The Judicial Officer will be asked to consider the request for temporary orders on (Date):___________________.

NOTICE GIVEN:

  1. ( ) The other person(s) received a copy of the papers as follows: (Complete A, or B.)

    A. ( ) PERSONAL DELIVERY. At least five days ago, copies of the papers were given to: Name of the person served:____________________________________________________________ Date): _________________________ at(Time):______ at(Address):_________________________________________________________________________. (see back page for additional names of served parties) B. ( ) FIRST CLASS MAIL. At least five days ago, copies of the documents were placed in

first class mail, postage prepaid. Name of the person served:_________________________________ on (Date): ________________________________________________________________________ to the following address_______________________________________________________________. (see back page for additional names of served parties)

NOTICE WAS NOT GIVEN 2. ( ) I have NOT given notice of my request for temporary orders. I have a legally sufficient basis for not giving notice. The facts that justify not giving notice are as follows:







I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.

Date: ______________________ Signed: ______________________________________ Form Adopted for Optional Use Sonoma County Local Rule 6.I.1 Superior Court of California County of Sonoma Local Form PR-10 (Revised - 3/10/2011)

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A. ( ) PERSONAL DELIVERY. At least five days ago, copies of the papers were given to: Name of the person served:____________________________________________________________ Date): _________________________ at(Time):______ at(Address):_________________________________________________________________________.

A. ( ) PERSONAL DELIVERY. At least five days ago, copies of the papers were given to:

Name of the person served:____________________________________________________________ Date): _________________________ at(Time):______ at(Address):_________________________________________________________________________.

A. ( ) PERSONAL DELIVERY. At least five days ago, copies of the papers were given to:

Name of the person served:____________________________________________________________ Date): _________________________ at(Time):______ at(Address):_________________________________________________________________________.

A. ( ) PERSONAL DELIVERY. At least five days ago, copies of the papers were given to:

Name of the person served:____________________________________________________________ Date): _________________________ at(Time):______ at(Address):_________________________________________________________________________.

B. ( ) FIRST CLASS MAIL. At least five days ago, copies of the documents were placed in first class mail, postage prepaid. Name of the person served:_________________________________ on (Date): ________________________________________________________________________ to the following address_______________________________________________________________.

B. ( ) FIRST CLASS MAIL. At least five days ago, copies of the documents were placed in first class mail, postage prepaid. Name of the person served:_________________________________ on (Date): ________________________________________________________________________ to the following address_______________________________________________________________.

B. ( ) FIRST CLASS MAIL. At least five days ago, copies of the documents were placed in first class mail, postage prepaid. Name of the person served:_________________________________ on (Date): ________________________________________________________________________ to the following address_______________________________________________________________.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS REGARDING NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS

  1. Do I have to tell the other person that I am requesting temporary orders? The judicial officers require that a person who is requesting temporary orders notify the other person that

temporary orders are being requested. The judicial officers want to make sure they have all the facts regarding a case before they make a decision on temporary orders.

  1. What if the other person is in the Sonoma County jail? How can I give notice? If the other person is in the Sonoma County jail, copies can be provided to the other person by delivering them

to AFriends Outside@ whose offices are in the main lobby of the jail, they will arrange to have the paperwork delivered to the other person. Friends Outside does charge a small fee for this service.

If you delivered your papers Petition will be considered on:
by personal service on:
Friday, by 4:00 pm Thursday the following week
after 8:30 am

PR-10 / 03-10-2011 Page 2 of 2

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