Civil
DAL-006: Confidential Cover Sheet and Declaration re Documents for Stay and Early Evaluation Conference
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This form allows people to submit sensitive documents to the court while keeping them confidential during a stay and early evaluation conference in a family law case. Parents and guardians use it to protect private information about custody, visitation, child support, or spousal support matters from being publicly disclosed.
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Forms that go with DAL-006
UD-100AttachmentComplaint — Unlawful DetainerThe Complaint - Unlawful Detainer is the primary pleading that initiates the eviction case, and proof of its service must be documented using DAL-006.›SUM-130AttachmentSummons (Unlawful Detainer)The Summons - Unlawful Detainer is served on the defendant together with the complaint, and DAL-006 is used to prove that this service was completed.›UD-105Often filed with itAnswer — Unlawful DetainerThe Answer - Unlawful Detainer is the tenant's response to the complaint, and a proof of service is required to confirm it was properly served on the opposing party.›UD-110Next stepJudgment — Unlawful DetainerThe Default Judgment - Unlawful Detainer is filed after the defendant fails to respond, and is typically preceded by a completed proof of service confirming the defendant was properly served.›POS-010AlternativeProof of Service of SummonsThe Proof of Service of Summons is an alternative proof of service form used when the summons and complaint are served on the defendant, sometimes used in place of or alongside DAL-006.›
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DAL-001Important Information For Building Owners and Tenants›DAL-002Answer—Disability Access›DAL-005Defendant's Application for Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection›DAL-010Notice of Stay of Proceedings and Early Evaluation Conference, Joint Inspection›DAL-012Proof of Service—Disability Access Litigation›DAL-015Application for Mandatory Evaluation Conference Under Code of Civil Procedure Section 55.545›