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Filing a civil complaint in Nevada County

Where it goes, what the clerk wants with it, and what gets filings bounced.

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Where to file

Nevada City Courthouse (Nevada City Branch)201 Church Street, Nevada City, CA 95959All cases properly venued in Nevada County not arising from an occurrence or residence in Truckee/Eastern Nevada County (LR 2.05(C))
Truckee Courthouse - Joseph Government Center (Truckee Branch)10075 Levon Avenue, Truckee, CA 96161Cases arising from an occurrence or residence in Truckee, defined as all areas of Eastern Nevada County east of the I-80/SR-20 intersection (LR 2.05(C)); one judge sits there; CMC calendar held remotely

What Nevada County requires with the complaint

Beyond the statewide Civil Case Cover Sheet (CM-010), Summons (SUM-100), and your complaint.

No county-specific form is required with a new civil complaint in Nevada County. The statewide set (Civil Case Cover Sheet CM-010, Summons SUM-100, and the complaint) is what the clerk expects.

Checked against the court's local rules and forms pages on 2026-10-09.

What to serve with the summons

Official copies: Notice of Case Management Conference ยท ADR Information Sheet with attached Stipulation and Order to Participa (CIV6 INFO)

What filers get caught by here

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