Humboldt County Superior Court - Main Courthouse

Resources for the Humboldt County Superior Court - Main Courthouse as well as online resources applicable to courts generally in Humboldt County, California, and resources applicable to all courts in California.

Dockets, calendars, and other information about court cases

View the Humboldt County Superior Court daily calendars and judicial assignments by courtroom and judge.

Published opinions and orders

Forms and related information

View and download forms for use in Humboldt County Superior Court, including fee waivers, small claims, eviction, probate/conservatorship, family law, restraining order, traffic, and name change. A link to statewide forms is included.

The Administrative Office of the Courts offers an online request form and information about how to request records maintained by the Office, the Judicial Council or the appellate courts.

The State Bar of California offers information and resources related to complaints about an attorney, including an online complaint form.

View and download California court forms by form name or form number, select a group of forms by type of case, or view a list of recently changed forms.

Answer a series of questions about your case, and TurboCourt will prepare the appropriate family law, small claims, evictions, domestic violence, guardianship, and child support forms for you to file in California Superior Courts. Registration is required. A convenience fee applies.

Online fine payments

Self help, legal research, general information

View information about the Humboldt County Alternative Dispute Resolution program, which includes mediation and arbitration and can help parties resolve disputes without going to court. Links to a list of mediators, frequently asked questions, and other online resources are included.

View information about the Humboldt County Law Library, including location, contacts, hours, and links to additional online resources.

View information about probate cases in Humboldt County, including an overview of asset distribution upon death, the process of administering a probate estate, and frequently asked questions regarding probate.

View information for self-represented parties in Humboldt County Superior Court, organized by type of case and including links to additional online resources.

View information about small claims and eviction cases in Humboldt County Superior Court, including links to forms, frequently asked questions, and additional online resources.

View information about Humboldt County Superior Court Small Claims cases, including how to file, collection of judgments, appeals, and links to an onsite Small Claims Clinic and frequently asked questions.

View instructions for making your court appearance by telephone in some types of civil and family law hearings. A fee applies.

View information about traffic cases in Humboldt County Superior Court, including fine payment, traffic school, extensions, correctable violations, and contesting citations.

View information about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes, which include mediation, arbitration, neutral evaluation, and settlement conferences, and can help parties resolve disputes without going to court. A link to local Superior Court ADR programs is included.

View and download statewide California Rules of Court by case type and local Superior Court rules by county.

View California Courts self-help information on court procedure, legal research, lawyers and legal help, small claims, families and children, divorce or separation, abuse and harassment, housing, name change, traffic, seniors and conservatorship, financial issues, criminal law, and appeals. Links to additional online resources and a glossary of terms are included.

View California Courts information on Small Claims cases, including research and trial preparation, filing or responding to a claim, collection or appeal of a judgment, and judgment payment options.

View California Courts information about wills, estates, and probate cases, including an overview of asset distribution upon death of an individual, will validity, and the process of administering a probate estate.

View a list of California county law libraries, with contact information, hours, maps, and links to available local law library websites.

View information about California Legal Document Assistants, who help self-represented parties prepare and file legal documents for a fee. Search for a member in your area by name, area code, zip code, city, county, or service performed.

Search California codes by name of code and section, browse codes by table of contents, or search by name of code and keywords.

The California Department of Child Support Services offers information and services related to child support, including online case information, online child support calculator, paternity establishment and contact information for local offices.

View resources for preventing foreclosure in California, including local housing counseling agencies, information, state agencies and programs, and a link to legal aid providers.

LawHelp California offers legal information and other resources for many legal issues, including housing, family issues, benefits, domestic violence, employment, small claims, veterans and military, civil rights, immigration, disability, estates, and Native American issues.

The Council of California County Law Librarians offers an online class in how to conduct legal research.

The Council of California County Law Librarians offers a categorized list of links to state and national legal resources, including general research, laws, regulations, courts, forms, and rules.

Several California law libraries provide staff for the AskNow law librarian service, which provides online answers to legal reference questions and referrals for further research.

The California Traffic Safety Institute provides lists of classroom and home-study traffic schools, searchable by county.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles offers information about traffic laws, driver licenses, and vehicle registration.

Legal aid, free services, lawyer referral

View information about the Humboldt County Public Defender, who provides criminal defense services to eligible adult and juvenile low-income defendants. Links to Alternate Counsel and Conflict Counsel offices, a client intake form, and information about court procedure and additional resources are included.

View information about Legal Services of Northern California, which provides civil legal advice and representation to low-income residents of Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Mendocino, Modoc, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Tehama, Trinity, and Yolo Counties.

The California Bar Association offers an attorney search by name or bar number and a search for legal specialists. Search results include contact information, date of bar admission, schools attended, and any public disciplinary records. Links to information about obtaining discipline records and the discipline system is included.

View information about California Rural Legal Assistance, which provides free legal assistance to low-income rural residents of approximately one third of California's counties. Most services involve civil rights, community development, education, health, housing, labor, and employment.

The State Bar of California offers advice on how to find a lawyer, a search of its membership by name or bar number, and a search of lawyer referral services by county. It also provides instructions for filing a complaint against a lawyer, resolving a fee dispute, and applying for reimbursement for attorney misconduct.

The Judicial Council of California offers an online search of court interpreters by language spoken and county. Includes links to interpreter resources and an online search for medical interpreters.

View information about sources of free and low-cost legal services, including court-based services, legal aid agencies, governmnent agencies, lawyer referral services, law schools, dispute resolution programs, and prepaid legal sevice plans.

LawHelp California offers a directory of California organizations that provide free and reduced-fee legal services. The directory can be searched by counties and cities served or an alphabetical list.

View information about limited-scope representation, in which lawyers provide some services to self-represented parties for a smaller fee than full representation. Services may include advice about the case, representation on some issues in the case, document and evidence preparation, coaching, discovery, research, and other tasks as agreed.

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