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Notice:

Effective September 1, 2024, the Kings County Superior Court will no longer guarantee the services of a Court Reporter for Unlimited Civil, Limited Civil, Family Law, and Probate case types. The Court will continue utilizing Electronic Recording for Limited Civil, Misdemeanor and Infraction case types pursuant to GC69957. Please see Local Rule 130 for additional information.

Announcement:

Request a fine reduction for your eligible infraction offense using the new MyCitations tool.

COVID-19 General Orders and Press Releases

Latest Announcements

Self-Help Center Closed

Effective December 14, 2020, The Self-Help Center is CLOSED, please call 559-582-1010, ext. 6147, for assistance by phone.

Face Coverings Required

June 18, 2020

Please refer to the Governor’s Order as cited in the notification from the California Department of Public Health.

Coronavirus Information for the Public

Current Child Custody and Visitation Orders

Posted April 2, 2020

Nothing in the Governor's Stay-At-Home Order affects child custody and visitation orders of this court as well as custodial exchanges to facilitate those orders. The parties may travel to and from custodial exchange locations. The court expects the parties to continue to comply with all child custody and visitation orders. A party who believes that circumstances exist such that their custodial orders need to be modified may file a Request for Order seeking a modification of the orders. Emergency requests may be made as appropriate and in compliance with applicable procedures for doing so.

Posted March 18, 2020

In an effort to curtail the spread of the Covid-19 virus, the Superior Court of Kings County, will continue to provide Self-Help and Family Law Facilitator (FLF) services in person. However, Self Help and FLF staff will be providing services inside the Court’s Lobby at the Civil Service Windows. Only one (1) person per Staff member at a time will be allowed entrance into the Court’s Lobby. This will provide the recommended six (6) feet social distance space required between people. Court users will also be able to call in to the Self-Help Center to get questions answered and to be provided information regarding online services.

General Orders

Press Releases

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