Small Claims
SC-104: Proof of Service (Small Claims)
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form documents that a defendant in a small claims case has been officially notified about the lawsuit by showing how, when, and where they were served with court papers. Small claims plaintiffs or their representatives use this form to prove to the court that the defendant received notice of the case, which is required before a judgment can be made.
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Forms that go with SC-104
GC-310RequiredPetition for Appointment of Probate ConservatorThe Petition for Appointment of Probate Conservator must be filed to initiate the conservatorship proceeding before Letters of Conservatorship can be issued.›GC-210RequiredPetition for Appointment of Guardian of MinorThe Petition for Appointment of Guardian of Minor is the foundational filing that triggers the guardianship case, after which Letters of Guardianship (SC-104) are issued.›GC-335Often filed with itConfidential Capacity Assessment and Declaration—Probate ConservatorshipThe Duties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook is commonly filed alongside the Letters of Conservatorship to confirm the conservator understands their legal responsibilities.›GC-348Often filed with itDuties of Conservator and Acknowledgment of Receipt of Handbook for ConservatorsThe Confidential Conservator Screening Form is typically required at the time of appointment and accompanies the issuance of letters to document the conservator's background and qualifications.›
More Small Claims forms
SC-100Plaintiff's Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court›SC-101Attorney Fee Dispute (After Arbitration) (Attachment to Plaintiff's Claim and ORDER to Go to Small Claims Court)›SC-103Fictitious Business Name (Small Claims)›SC-105Defendant's Claim and Order to Go to Small Claims Court›SC-107Small Claims Subpoena for Personal Appearance and Production of Documents at Trial or Hearing and Declaration›SC-108Request to Correct or Cancel Judgment and Answer (Small Claims)›