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- All updated procedures have been posted on the court’s website. To further support easy access to remote appearance information, the court has developed a Remote Appearance Information page accessible from the court’s main webpage https://www.occourts.org/ by clicking the blue button.
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The Orange County Superior Court offers the opportunity to appear remotely in various case types. To locate information regarding available options, select the applicable case type link below.
Remote appearances are available for select hearings. You may need to request a remote appearance by filing a form with the court, or for hearings that do not require a request, schedule by 4 PM the business day before your hearing.
To further support easy access to remote appearance information, the court has developed a Remote Appearance Information page accessible from the court’s main webpage https://www.occourts.org/ by clicking the blue button .
The Superior Court of California, County of Orange provides the following on-line services to the public: Index information which provides limited case filing information. Case access which provides more detail than our indexes such as specific hearing date information and dispositions.Tip: if you need to locate your OC Pay #, Case Access can help!
- Overview
- Availability of Remote Proceedings
- How to Request Remote Proceedings For Civil Harassment and Small Claims
- Remote Appearance Etiquette
- Remote Appearance Services
In September 2021, Governor Newsom signed Senate Bill 241. That legislation, which takes effect January 1, 2022, creates a new statutory framework for remote appearances in all non-criminal matters. In order to comply with the provisions of Senate Bill 241, the Court adopted a number ofnew and amended Local Rules, which set forth the processes for,...
All of the Court’s non-criminal departments have the ability to conduct proceedings that are entirely remote, i.e., where no parties are physically present in the courtroom. Some—but not all—departments for each non-criminal case type (e.g., Civil Direct, Probate, Family) also have the ability to conduct “hybrid” proceedings, i.e., proceedings in w...
You must send an email to the department at the correct email address listed below setting forth your request for you or a witness to appear remotely and the good cause explanation for each request.The email subject line must include your case number, case name, party position (Petitioner or Respondent - Civil Harassment; Plaintiff or Defendant - Small Claims), and scheduled hearing date and...Send the email to: Dept105@alameda.courts.ca.gov(link sends email) OR Dept519@alameda.courts.ca.gov(link sends email).Please respect all participants as if you were appearing in court in person.Be conscious of what is in your background, as it can be distracting to others.Remote appearances are prohibited from being recorded or broadcast except in compliance with California Rule of Court 1.150.Technological or Audibility Issues and Resources
Please note that technological or audibility issues may arise in connection with remote proceedings. Such issues potentially may cause a delay in, or halt to, a particular remote proceeding. At any time during a remote proceeding, a party, witness, official reporter, official reporter pro tempore, court interpreter, or member of court personnel may alert the assigned judicial officer of any technology or audibility issue that may arise during the proceeding.
Santa Ana, CA – Orange County Superior Court has implemented procedures regarding remote appearances, which will enable the Court to remain open in light of the recent COVID-19 surge of the Omicron variant.
