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There may be times when the Court cannot provide an interpreter in every case. The Court will provide petitioners/attorneys with a response to let them know whether their request is granted.

The Court will try to provide an interpreter in every language and in every civil case. When parties in civil matters are being represented by an attorney, the attorney of record shall e-file form INT-300 and, in the event the party will not be present at any hearing for which an interpreter was requested, shall give the Court a 72-hour notice. Once received, the Clerk's Office will send notice to the Court Interpreter Coordinator, who, if possible, will book the services of a qualified court interpreter for the date and time specified in the Request for Interpreter. Should litigants, defendants or witnesses need the services of a Spanish interpreter, one from the court staff may be requested at the time of the hearing.įor court users with family law, small claims, probate, civil harassment, unlawful detainer, and other limited civil cases who speak a language other than Spanish, an interpreter may be requested using form INT-300 'Request for Interpreter' (Civil), which must be e-filed (except for self-represented court users) at the Clerk's Office at least 48 hours before the scheduled hearing.

mental health (psych evaluations and mental competency hearings),.

The Court assigns Spanish qualified court interpreters at no cost in the following court proceedings:

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