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Stanislaus County Hearing Dates

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Streamlined Stanislaus County Hearing Date Inclusion for eFiling

When it comes to eFiling in Stanislaus County, a small yet significant change is making a big impact on efficiency. Effective immediately, filers are required to include the next upcoming hearing date in the filing description box. This means the hearing date should be the very first thing listed, followed by any additional description.

For example, when submitting your documents, you should now begin with the hearing date format like ‘Ex Parte Application HRG 05/17/22’ or ‘Hearing Date: HRG 05-17-22.’ This simple adjustment helps ensure that hearing dates are immediately noticeable, streamlining the process and reducing the chances of errors or oversights.

By adhering to this new practice, both filers and the court can enjoy a more organized and efficient experience, making the eFiling process in Stanislaus County more user-friendly and productive.

 

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