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1. Do I have to be in Court today?

Court personnel may review whatever notice the party has to determine whether the party must appear in court and where the hearing (if any) will be held. Court personnel may also have access to the judicial calendar for the time periods in question.

2. I have a hearing scheduled that and I am unable to attend. Can I reschedule (continue) my hearing to a later date?

1. The Judge decides whether or not to continue a hearing. The party may file a written request and/or motion with the Superior Court. After the request and/or motion has been filed the requesting party must provide a conformed copy of the request/motion to the other parties involved in the case.
2. All requests/motions to continue a hearing must be submitted at least 2-3 weeks prior to your court hearing.
3. By submitting a request/motion to continue, this does not mean you’re hearing is continued. The hearing is officially continued when it is granted by the Judge. View Motion and Order to Continue Form/Packet (PDF).

3. I just had a hearing before the Judge, when will I receive my minute entry?

The department standard for the Clerk of the Superior Court is that all minute entries are completed and mailed five (5) days after the hearing.