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Contact the Court by: Phone
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When reporting a problem to the court, it helps if you provide
as much information as possible:
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If the inquiry involves a
case, please tell us the
party name, case title, and/or case number.
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If the inquiry involves a traffic
citation, please include your birthdate
and the citation number
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If
reporting a web problem, please provide the URL/web address or title of
the page you were on. (For example, the URL/web address of this page is
"http://www.scselfservice.org/home/contact.htm" and the title is "Contact
Us")
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If
using one of our search pages, please provide the information you entered
to search for.
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If you are having
a form problem, refer to our Form Tips page.
Providing this information
will help us try to fix your problem as soon as possible.
How to contact the court:
By phone
Frequently used public phone numbers are on the
phone listing page at the main site. The main phone number for Court
Administration is (408) 882-2700.
By mail
The mailing address for all courthouses, with the exception of Palo
Alto, South County and Sunnyvale, is 191 N. First Street, San Jose, CA
95113. For the three courthouses mentioned above, use the street addresses
shown on the
courthouse page at the court's main site.
In person
You can visit the court facilities at the addresses shown on the
courthouse page at the court's main site. Other places to get help in
person from the court are the Self Service
Center, the Family Law Facilitator's
Office, the Restraining Order Help Center,
and the traveling CourtMobile van.
By email
You may send email to the court departments listed below. If the
question is not related to a specific department, use the "General" email
address.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: Judicial Officers
cannot accept email
from
litigants. If you need to discuss an issue with the
Judicial Officer in your case, you must
file the required court forms to schedule a
court hearing. Remember that you have to give
notice to all
parties and
their attorneys of record, by
serving them with a copy of the forms after
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If your situation is time-sensitive and needs immediate attention, do not rely on emailing the court. Even if you email
the court, you are still responsible for coming to court, making payments, etc. by the
date you have been given by the court. Contact the court in person or
by phone (see above) in these cases. To email a court department, use the
appropriate email address listed below.
Public Access Case Information Site: If you have a question
related to your case on the Public Access Case Information site,
http://www.sccaseinfo.org/,
email the appropriate department (civil, probate, etc.) using the email
addresses below. In your email, please provide the case-related
information listed at the top of this page. Use the "General" email address
below to report technical problems with the Public Access Case Information
site.
Before emailing your question, please click on the Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQs) link below, if available. Your question may already have been
answered!
* Inquiries about Civil Assessment
should be sent to Traffic Court at the Traffic email address listed above,
or to Criminal Court using the Criminal email address above, depending on
the type of violation.
Do not use the Civil email address.
Use the "General" email address above to report technical web problems
with this site, such as a broken link. Please provide the information
listed at the top of this page.
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