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WEBThe Placer Superior Court serves all people in Placer County as one of the state's 58 trial courts. The court has jurisdiction over all criminal cases including felonies, misdemeanors and infractions; all civil cases, including small claims, probate and conservatorships; family law/support cases; mental health and juvenile law cases.
Online Case Access | Placer County Superior Court - California
WEBOnline Case Access. Online Portal Disclaimer: The purpose of this system is to provide the ability to research and locate Superior Court of California, County of Placer Criminal, Civil, Traffic, and Family Law matters for a particular case / citation number. The most current filings may or may not be in the system.
Online Portal | Placer County Superior Court - California
WEBThe purpose of this system is to provide the ability to, make a traffic payment online, research and locate Superior Court of California, County of Placer Criminal, Civil, Traffic, and Family Law matters and create an online account to view your electronic case file for existing cases in the County of Placer.
Case Search | Superior Court of California - County of Placer
WEBSearch for a Case. Find my Case Number or Citation Number.
Case Search | Superior Court of California - County of Placer
WEBCase Search. You can search by: Last Name and First Name - Last Name and Initial of First Name - Company Name or Case Number. Case Numbers for Family and Civil cases start with a letter -two letters- and then seven numbers.
Welcome to Superior Court of Placer County's Online Portal
WEBFor more information about the portal, FAQs, how to create an account and how to request electronic case access for both parties and attorneys, please visit the Placer Superior Court's website at the following link
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