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The document ADR-102 is a legal form used in California to request a trial de novo after a judicial arbitration. It outlines the procedure for parties who wish to contest an arbitrator's award, emphasizing the 60-day deadline for filing such a request or dismissal to prevent the award from becoming final. The form includes sections for party information, case details, and proof of service.

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Begin by filling in your details as the attorney or party without an attorney. Include your name, state bar number, address, telephone number, and email address if applicable.
Next, provide the court's information including the Superior Court of California, county, street address, mailing address, city, and zip code.
Identify the parties involved by entering the names of the plaintiff/petitioner and defendant/respondent.
In the section for requesting a trial de novo, clearly state your request under Code of Civil Procedure section 1141.20 and rule 3.826.
Sign and date the form at the bottom to validate your request.
Complete the proof of service section by indicating how you served copies of this request to all parties involved.

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What are the judicial circuits in Florida?

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What are the procedures for a trial?

Each trial, civil or criminal, has separate parts that usually follow in the same order. After preliminary instruction from the judge to the jury, a trial begins with the opening statements by the attorneys. The plaintiffs attorney gives his opening statement first, followed by the defendants attorney.

What does call of court mean?

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What are the 12 judicial circuits?

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What does judicial call of the trial mean?

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What judicial circuit is Florida in?

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What is a judge-only trial called?

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How many judicial circuits are there in Florida?

There are 20 judicial circuits in the Florida court system. Circuit courts have general trial jurisdiction over matters not assigned by statute to the county courts and also hear appeals from county court cases.

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