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2025 Escheatment

If you were mailed a notice - see the claim steps/instructions here (pdf); to see if you are a claimant - see the list of payees here (pdf). Please note that the notice you received contained an error in stating that the funds were intended for victim restitution. In fact, these funds are associated with civil trust accounts, including but not limited to jury services and related matters.

Please be advised the Court is experiencing delays in traffic citation processing.

As a result, you may not be able to locate your citation when searching in the Court’s database. If your citation is not yet showing in the Courts system, please contact the traffic call center at 951-222-0384 for further instructions. Your citation will not be considered delinquent, and your date to pay and/or appear will be adjusted if your ability to timely remit payment or appear in Court has been adversely impacted by this delay. 

Notice:

The Online Copy Request, Certified Copy Request, and Request Records Search programs will no longer be available as of Thursday, January 16th, at 5:00 PM.

We’re excited to announce that new and improved services are coming soon. Stay tuned for updates!

Post-Judgment

Judgment Creditor

If you win your case and the judge issues a judgment in your favor, you can begin collecting your judgment. You must wait at least 30 days before enforcing your judgment.

How Do I Enforce My judgment?

  • You are the judgment creditor. You must collect your judgment. The court will not collect it for you.
  • Collection depends on how much information you have about the debtor's assets. For example, if you have information about the debtor's income or property, you may be able to attempt a wage garnishment, bank levy, or lien on real estate.
  • Information re: enforcement (external site )
  • After the judgment has been paid in full, you must fill out an Acknowledgment of Satisfaction of Judgment and file it with the court clerk.

Judgment Debtor

 

If you lost your case, please refer to the information found on the form "What to Do After the Court Decides Your Small Claims Case" (SC-200 INFO) (external site pdf ) .

Warning! You may lose important rights if you do not act within 30 days after the court mailed you the Notice of Entry of Judgment.

 

 

Self-Help / Low Cost Assistance

The court provides assistance with forms and procedures through the Small Claims Assistance Program.