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Areas Served. Who We Are. The staff of the Family Law Facilitator's Office FLF is available, at no cost, to help unrepresented parents and parties who have questions about family law issues. They can help prepare court forms and provide general legal information. The FLF is staffed by court attorneys, paralegals, and clerks with experience in family law.

The FLF does not assist parents or parties who have an attorney of record on file. The attorneys at the FLF are not your lawyers, but are neutral court employees who do not represent any parent or party and may provide information and services to all parties in the case. That included 18 courtrooms and the business office that handles criminal case files, family court services and other services.

The Judicial Council brought in a structural engineer to assess the condition of the building and figure out why the ceiling collapsed, Corren said. Aside from clip replacement, the engineer recommended the installation of additional bracing to safeguard against ceiling and lighting failures should there be an earthquake.

Corren said the state Judicial Council is working with San Diego court officials to come up with a repair plan to make the fixes as soon as possible. As of Monday, there was no projected repair or reopen date nor a projected cost. The main Vista courthouse — not including the traffic court annex — is made up of two sides. The problems are in the single-story structure on the north side.

The southern end is newer, and it has five stories. With 18 courtrooms closed on the north side, hearings have been moved to courtrooms in the south building or in the annex where traffic cases are heard. Public Safety. Escondido police release names of two officers who shot, killed homicide suspect. Driver hits big rig then flees, leaving car and injured passenger.

County Board of Supervisors approves ordinance to outlaw ghost guns. Two men shot, deputies searching for 3 suspects near Casa de Oro. Journalist appeals dismissal of lawsuit against San Diego city attorney to 9th Circuit. Defendants may also pay fines on the website and in person. Defendants should review the local court rules and be prepared for any appearances that they have at court.

Upon arriving at the courthouse, a defendant should go to his or her courtroom assignment. Defendants should not bring small children or additional people to the courtroom.

Defendants should also be dressed in a professional manner and not wear tank tops or t-shirts. In a criminal case, the judge will advise the defendant of his or her right to an attorney.

He or she will also set a bail amount. The defendant has the constitutional right to challenge this amount and request a decrease in bail. After receiving the final bail amount, a defendant can apply for a bail bond so that he or she can obtain a release.