Filing Civil Court Pleadings

Summary

For a civil case in San Francisco, draft a supplemental pleading to add a new party, attach supporting evidence, and file with the court. Use general pleading forms like PLD-C-001 and declaration forms like MC-030. Evidence can be submitted using Form MC-031, attaching documents as exhibits. Always check with the local court for specific requirements.

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This is for Civil Court, San Francisco and it's a supplementary because I have taken over the case and name the lawyer part of the part of the defendants so it's a couple different forms if you could again let me know Silver Court, San Francisco thank you
Hello John, it sounds like you're looking to draft a supplemental pleading that adds a new party to the lawsuit in a civil case in San Francisco. Before providing any guidance, could you please confirm if this is correct?
That is correct and the correlation to how to do it also supplementing evidence as I do to back my supplements
Hello John, for your civil case in San Francisco:
- Draft a "Supplemental Pleading" that includes the new party's information.
- In the pleading, state your reasons for adding the new party.
- Attach any supporting evidence.
- File this with the court and serve all parties.
Please check with the San Francisco civil court for any specific requirements.
I need you to give me the forms there's at least a * or * there's a you have to draft one with the other
Hello John, it seems like you're looking for specific forms for the San Francisco Civil Court. Please find these forms on the court's website or contact the court clerk for assistance. Form numbers can vary, so it's important to confirm you have the correct ones.
no just general pleading form in a declaration form that you signed the test and everything's under penalty of perjury
Hello John, in California, general pleading forms include:
- Form PLD-C-* (General Denial)
- Form PLD-PI-* (Complaint-Personal Injury, Property Damage, Wrongful Death)
Declaration forms include Form MC-* (Declaration). Always check with the local court for variations. Remember, signing these forms under penalty of perjury means you affirm the information is true.
Thank you very much
You're welcome, John! If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to ask. Good luck with your case!
what form do you submit evidence on
In California, evidence is usually submitted using Form MC-*, which is a general declaration form. But it's essential to check local court rules as they may have specific requirements. You should also serve copies to all parties involved.
I actually have documented evidence that I need to attach by police reports perjured and timestamps in a lot of documents do you just paste it on it staple it with this describe but I mean you could
Hello John, when submitting evidence such as documents or reports, you should attach them to your declaration form. It's typically best to staple them, but please check with the San Francisco Civil Court for their specific requirements.
All at once and one thing or do I have to put a form with each one
Hi John, typically, each piece of evidence should be attached as an exhibit to your declaration form. However, procedures can vary, so it's recommended to check with the San Francisco Civil Court for their specific requirements.
Thank you
You're welcome, John! If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to ask. Good luck with your case!