Where to file
What Lassen County requires with the complaint
Beyond the statewide Civil Case Cover Sheet (CM-010), Summons (SUM-100), and your complaint.
Checked against the court's local rules and forms pages on 2026-10-09.
What to serve with the summons
- Notice of Case Management Conference (LSC-CIV-025)
Official copies: Delay Reduction Program Notice (LSC-CIV-025)
What filers get caught by here
- Delay Reduction Program (Rule 7) applies to all civil cases except probate, guardianship, conservatorship, family law, adoptions, small claims, unlawful detainer, small claims appeals, writs, civil petitions, sister-state judgments, water rights, juvenile. Rule 7(E): serve complaint and file proofs of service within 60 days; request default within 10 days after response time lapses; default judgment within 45 days of entry of default. CMC noticed by clerk at least 45 days before; CM-110 due 15 days before CMC; trial counsel must appear, no special appearances. Case assigned to one judge for all Delay Reduction purposes. No e-filing for civil complaints: paper filing in person (original two-hole punched and stapled plus copies) or fax filing of certain documents (Rule 17.1); eDelivery is a limited pilot (Rule 18.1). Fee waiver uses statewide FW-001 (clerk may grant initial fee waiver, Rule 1(W)). Civil law and motion generally 3rd Thursday monthly in Dept. 3. Only other mandatory local civil form (LSC-CIV-050) is for name changes.
What SimpleCase generates for a Lassen County filing
From one uploaded complaint, reviewed on one screen before anything downloads.
- CM-010 Civil Case Cover Sheet
- SUM-100 Summons
- POS-010 Proof of Service (Personal)
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