Civil
CIV-120: Notice of Entry of Dismissal and Proof of Service
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This form notifies all parties that a civil case has been dismissed and provides proof that this notice was delivered to everyone involved in the lawsuit. Lawyers and court staff use this form to officially document the dismissal of a case and confirm that proper notice was given to all parties.
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Forms that go with CIV-120
CIV-100AttachmentRequest for Entry of DefaultThe Request for Orders (Civil Harassment) initiates the civil harassment restraining order case to which the CIV-120 declaration is commonly attached as evidentiary support.›CH-100AttachmentRequest For Civil Harassment Restraining OrdersThe Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders is frequently the primary petition that triggers the need for a sworn CIV-120 declaration to substantiate claims of stalking or invasion of privacy under CCP §1708.8.›CH-110Often filed with itTemporary Restraining Order (CLETS-TCH)The Temporary Restraining Order (Civil Harassment) is issued in conjunction with the underlying petition and supporting CIV-120 declaration when immediate protection is sought.›CH-200Often filed with itProof of Personal ServiceThe Response to Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders is filed by the respondent, who may attach a CIV-120 declaration to provide a counter-sworn account of the disputed facts.›MC-030AlternativeDeclarationThe general Declaration form (MC-030) is an alternative sworn statement form that may be used when additional or supplemental factual declarations are needed alongside or instead of CIV-120.›
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