Where can I find San Francisco Superior Court tentative rulings?

The San Francisco Superior Court offers online access to Tentative Rulings for Civil and Family Law matters. Please refer to the notice entitled “Information Regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Court Operations” on the court’s home page for further detailed information.

Which is the largest division in San Francisco Superior Court?

The largest division in the San Francisco Superior Court, the Civil Division conducts civil trials and manages civil filings, records, small claims cases, appeals, probate matters, unlawful detainers, defaults, case management, dispute resolution, name changes, and civil restraining orders to prevent harassment and elder abuse.

How to get rulings from Superior Court of California?

Tentative Rulings — Use the following links to obtain Tentative Rulings or call (415) 551-4000 to access Tentative Rulings by phone. Tentative Rulings — Use the following links to obtain Tentative Rulings or call (415) 551-3637 to access Tentative Rulings by phone.

How to contact Superior Court of California Department 302?

Law & Motion, Department 302 Daily at 9:30 a.m. If unable to join using the links above, the hearings may be joined by telephone by dialing +1 669 900 6833 and entering the below meeting ID and password.

What does the San Francisco Superior Court do?

The Criminal Court conducts arraignments, preliminary hearings, trials, motions, probation hearings, mental health proceedings, and other types of criminal proceedings. The San Francisco Superior Court seeks to provide the most efficient and convenient jury service experience for criminal and civil trials.

Is there a jury service line in San Francisco?

These emails did not come from the San Francisco Superior Court. Please do not follow any instructions or click on any links contailed in the emails. If you have any questions about your jury service, please call the Juror Information line at (415) 551-3608.