Last updated on 1/11/2021

Filing ID 2100222 - Reserved

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1. Select Court & Case Type - Choose the court location and case type to file your new case.

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Los Angeles - Civil Additional Case Data

Type or select zip code of incident to determine an appropriate court location.

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2. Add Documents - Define, select, and upload the documents that make up your filing.

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A new case initiation must include a lead document such as Complaint, Petition, or Application.
3. Additional Filing Info - Complete the additional information requested for each document you have uploaded.
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4. New Case Parties - Enter the required parties.

Ben Matlock
1234 W. Wilshire
Los Angeles, CA 97077
benm@wilshirelaw.com
(602) 655-2545

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This case type requires a Plaintiff party. Please input party name and contact information on left.

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This case type will require a Plaintiff and a Defendant party.

Chuck McGill Hillary Henderson John Michael Harrison Jr. Chuck McGill Hillary Henderson John Michael Harrison Jr.

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This case type requires a Defendant party. Please input party name and contact information on left.
5. Service Contacts - Add service contacts to your filing to perform electronic service.
Name Email Party Action
James Joseph Smith james.joseph@jjs-law.com Mark Sanchez
Marion Jenkins mjenkins@jenkinslawoffice.com None
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7. Review & Submit - Finalize your filing, review, and submit.

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Design Notes

  • For International Addresses in LA Civil, we will add an International Address check box to the right of the Address 2 field.

    By default, the box isn't selected; we assume the country is the United States. The State and Zip Code fields show.

    If they check that box, the state and zip fields disappear and the country drop down appears.

    George, I would assume in the Country drop down, we'd hide the United State so they may not select it and submit without the state and zip code box?