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Local Rules of Superior Court of California, County of Imperial

Penal Code Section 987.8, (2) If the parties receive public Welfare & institutions Code assistance or their gross Section 903.45, and income is less than 125% of Government Code Section federal poverty guidelines and 27750. Party will bring the parties do not have enough following items to the income to pay for household meeting with the Financial needs and attorney fees. The Evaluator: assessment of attorney fees would harm the parties ability • Completed Financial to support the child(ren) or Declaration limit their ability to comply with re-unification plan • Public Assistance requirements. After review of Verification the case, the court will not order payment of legal fees. • Most recently prepared tax return (c) The following juvenile dependency fees may be imposed: • Current Profit and Loss if self-employed Detention $228 • Wage Statements for Disposition $348 6 month review $206 the last month 12 month review $147 18 month review $62 • Verification for any .26 hearing $304 other income First Permanency Placement $37 Hearing Upon completion of the Second Permanency Placement $37 financial evaluation, parties Hearing are entitled to a formal Third Permanency Placement $37 Hearing hearing wherein this court 39.1B writ $859 will make a determination concerning the value of services rendered and ability (d) Pursuant to Welfare & Institutions to pay the cost of court Code Section 903.1 (b) no fee will be appointed legal fees. At that assessed if the case is dismissed at or hearing parties shall be before jurisdictional hearing. entitled, but not limited to the rights enumerated in [Rule 5.42 adopted July 1, 2007, Rule 5.42 renumbered to 6.14 01/01/09, subd (c) amended 01/01/10, subd (b)(c)(d) Government Code Section adopted 01/01/12, Rule 6.14 renumbered to 6.3.3 01/01/12, 27755. If, after the conclusion amended 07/01/19] of this hearing, the court determined that Party has the present ability to pay for all or part of the legal costs of services rendered, the court may then order party to pay such costs.

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