Get Ca Cm-110 2024-2026

The CA CM-110, or Case Management Statement, is an essential document in California civil cases. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for filling out the form online, ensuring users can navigate each section effectively.

Follow the steps to complete the CA CM-110 form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering your contact information, including your name, firm name (if applicable), street address, city, state, zip code, telephone number, fax number, and email address in the relevant fields.
3. Indicate the attorney for whom this form is submitted (if applicable) by filling out the section labeled 'Attorney for (name)' with the appropriate information.
4. Fill out the section for the court's details, including the superior court's name, street address, mailing address, city, and branch name.
5. Specify whether the case is limited (amount demanded is $35,000 or less) or unlimited (amount demanded exceeds $35,000) by checking the appropriate box.
6. Enter the case number to associate this statement with the correct case.
7. Fill in the scheduling information for the case management conference, including the date, time, department, division, and room number.
8. Complete the party or parties section by checking the appropriate box to indicate who is submitting the statement.
9. If applicable, provide details regarding the complaint and cross-complaint filed by entering the relevant dates and descriptions.
10. Detail the service of process, including any parties who have not been served, those who have been served but not appeared, and those against whom a default has been entered.
11. Describe the nature of the case including causes of action and a brief statement of the damages sought, including any necessary specifics.
12. Indicate whether the case will involve a jury or nonjury trial based on your response.
13. Specify the trial date if set, or indicate if no date has been set. Provide any dates when parties are unavailable for trial.
14. Estimate the length of the trial in days or hours as applicable.
15. Provide information regarding trial representation, including the attorney's details or any additional representation.
16. Complete sections on preference, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), insurance, and jurisdiction as required based on your case specifics.
17. Indicate any related cases or motions that may impact this case, as well as any anticipated discovery issues.
18. Conclude by reviewing the information provided for accuracy and completeness.
19. Save your changes, and utilize options to download or print the form once it is complete.

Complete your CA CM-110 document online today for a streamlined filing process.