Tehama County trial document templates
Not legal advice. Rules attested September 29, 2026; last full pass August 17, 2026. Verify every date yourself. Read the full disclaimer
Each verified rule carries its own date on the methodology page, all of them September 29, 2026: the date the maintaining attorney last attested it. The last full pass, signed off on August 17, 2026, checked the rules against their official sources (the code, the California Rules of Court, or for court holidays the Judicial Council calendar), with the exceptions listed on the about page. Rules still awaiting sign-off are listed on the methodology page as not yet verified. County local rules are paraphrased summaries. Individual department and judge standing orders are included only where the court publishes them and we have read the document, so assume your own department has requirements beyond what you see here. Verify every date against the operative code sections, your court's rules and your department's own order before relying on it. Using this site creates no attorney-client relationship.
4 documents, 7 required sections, taken from Superior Court of California, County of Tehama's own published rules and read September 14, 2026. Each one downloads as California pleading paper with this court's required sections already placed, so the document cannot silently omit one.
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- Case Management Conference Statement (Judicial Council form CM-110)
- Settlement Conference Statement
- Statement Regarding Official Court Reporter
- Notice of Settlement
What each document has to carry
Case Management Conference Statement (Judicial Council form CM-110)
Prepared by each party. Filed, 5 days before the date set for each case management conference. Applies to all civil cases, at the first case management conference set on the filing of the case and at any additional conference the court sets. Tehama Super. Ct. Local Rules, rule 10(B) (Case Management Conferences)
- Completed Judicial Council form CM-110
- Case Management Conference Statement on Judicial Council form CM-110
Settlement Conference Statement
Prepared by each party. Filed and served, at least five days before the settlement conference. Applies to civil cases set for jury trial, or for a court trial estimated at one day or more, in which the court has set the mandatory settlement conference roughly one month before trial. Tehama Super. Ct. Local Rules, rule 10(A)(1) (Settlement Conference Statement)
- Positions of the various parties
- Identification of the positions of the various parties
- Settlement positions and demands
- Settlement positions
- Settlement demands
- Itemization of damages
- Economic damages, itemized
- Noneconomic damages, itemized
- Summary of the facts and the law relied on
- Summary of the facts the filing party relies on
- Summary of the law the filing party relies on
Statement Regarding Official Court Reporter
Prepared by each party. Filed and served, at least ten calendar days before the trial date, or as soon as practicable if the proceeding is set on less than ten days' notice. Applies to each party to a civil trial as defined in California Rules of Court, rule 2.956. Tehama Super. Ct. Local Rules, rule 3(B) (Court Reporters, Civil Matters)
- Statement whether an official court reporter is requested
- A statement of whether the party requests the presence of an official court reporter at the trial
Notice of Settlement
Prepared by each plaintiff and any other party seeking affirmative relief. Filed, immediately on settlement. Applies to all civil cases that settle. Tehama Super. Ct. Local Rules, rule 8 (Duties if Case Settles), Section 2 Civil Cases
- Written notice of settlement under California Rules of Court, rule 3.1385
- Written notice of the settlement, filed in compliance with California Rules of Court, rule 3.1385
When each one is due
Count each deadline back from the date the rule is actually keyed to rather than from trial. The full rule list for Tehama County carries every rule with its quoted text, and the trial countdown calculator computes the statewide CCP chain.
How these were built
Every rule was researched from the court's own published text, then checked a second time by a reader told to assume a rule had been invented. Grouping those rules into the documents a court actually wants was a further pass, and an adversarial check corrected it: the commonest error was a document whose contents the first pass left empty while the rule enumerated them. Templates are generated in your browser, so nothing you type is sent anywhere. See methodology.
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