Adding Evidence In Court

Summary

To add evidence in a California court, file a Motion in Limine or Notice of Intent to Offer Evidence. Check local court rules for specific forms or requirements. Serve the motion to the opposing party and file it with the court clerk. Document numbers can vary by county, so contact the San Mateo County Superior Court for specific details.

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What documents do I need to file to do that though what's the number on the document
In California, when filing a "Motion in Limine" or a "Notice of Intent to Offer Evidence," there isn't a specific document number as it can vary by county. It's best to check with your local court for any specific forms or document numbers required. Would you like assistance in finding contact details for your local court?
For the county of San Mateo
Here are the contact details for the San Mateo County Superior Court:

San Mateo County Superior Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * County Center, Redwood City, CA *
Website: www.sanmateocourt.org

You can reach out to them for specific forms or requirements related to your case. If there's anything else you need help with, feel free to ask!