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Eviction / unlawful detainer court information — Amador Superior CourtOfficial instructions

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Generally, civil cases involve disputes between private parties (individuals or businesses) rather than the violation of criminal law. A civil matter may involve a lawsuit in which one party sues another to recover money or property, to enforce a contract or other obligation, to collect damages for injury or to protect a civil right. Some examples of civil cases include claims for personal injuries arising from automobile accidents, alleged wrongful termination from employment, evictions from a house or commercial building or disputes regarding the use of an easement. Petitions to change one’s name, change a child’s name, and to seek civil harassment restraining orders are also processed by the Civil Division. Calendar information for Civil cases (as well as other case types) can be found on the Court Calendars page.

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Superior Court of California, County of Amador · Civil | Superior Court of California | County of Amador (opens in a new tab)

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Generally, civil cases involve disputes between private parties (individuals or businesses) rather than the violation of criminal law. A civil matter may involve a lawsuit in which one party sues another to recover money or property, to enforce a contract or other obligation, to collect damages for injury or to protect a civil right. Some examples of civil cases include claims for personal injuries arising from automobile accidents, alleged wrongful termination from employment, evictions from a house or commercial building or disputes regarding the use of an easement. Petitions to change one’s name, change a child’s name, and to seek civil harassment restraining orders are also processed by the Civil Division. Calendar information for Civil cases (as well as other case types) can be found on the Court Calendars page.

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Residential eviction court processOfficial instructions

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This guide explains the eviction process (called unlawful detainer) for residential evictions only. It includes steps for:

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Shared statewide guidance; local procedures, case types and exceptions may differ

📌 Note: This guide is not for commercial evictions (like businesses or stores). Talk to a lawyer if you need help with those.

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Judicial Council of California · Eviction cases in California | California Courts | Self Help Guide (opens in a new tab)

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Eviction cases in California

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