Arizona Motion Appearance

Courts are notified of CourtCall Appearances in advance and connect to their audio or video session. Remote participants connect as instructed and wait for their case to be called. When the Judge takes the bench, it's business as usual and those making a CourtCall Appearance are brought live when their case is called.

Remote Hearings are Quick, Easy and Convenient Because there is nothing else going on in the courtroom, and no other cases are being called, it means that you will have the judge's full attention. You would be able to conduct the prove-up without any interruptions or distractions.

NOTE: California Rules of Court Emergency Rule 3, issued on April 6, 2020, temporarily authorizes civil court proceedings to be conducted remotely, using video, audio, and phone appearances; and authorizes the use of electronic exchange and authentication of documentary evidence, e-filing and e-service, and remote

Court call is a procedure where certain cases are scheduled for hearing before the court. its purpose is to allow the parties and court to arrange schedules and be available at the cheduled time.

A telephonic hearing is exactly what the name suggests: a court hearing that takes place over the telephone. While the judge usually prefers to have all parties appear in the courtroom in person, there are times when telephonic hearings are scheduled instead.

You must call in and connect to the telephone hearing line or personally appear in the judge's courtroom no later than your scheduled hearing time. The court will not call you.You may be asked to call again from another phone if your connection is weak or creates static or disruptive noise.

1. What is a remote hearing? A remote hearing is one which is held without the people involved coming to court in person. Instead they join the hearing by telephone or by video link using their phone or another device (laptop or tablet). Sometimes even the judge will be at home rather than in the court building.