California ADR Forms by County

Choose Your County for California ADR Forms

Find California Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) forms, information and packets by county. Each link opens an official Superior Court resource. ADR resources vary by county, so use the court where your case is filed.

43 county court resources

Use your court’s current forms. Some links open a PDF; others open a court forms or ADR information page. If a packet is not listed, confirm the required documents with the court or your attorney. Directory notes from September 14, 2026: Inyo’s local rules include ADR forms in Appendix I. Mariposa provides an ADR packet. For Lassen, Tehama, Yuba and Mono, a complete current civil ADR packet was not located online during that review. Use the linked official court resource and ask the civil clerk for the applicable information package.

Download ADR Forms by County

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Download county ADR packets, information sheets and forms saved on our site. These copies were collected from court resources on October 1, 2026. Contents vary by county and may not include every document required for your case.

Available county downloads (38 counties)

Court forms can change. Check the official county court links above for updates and confirm the documents you need with the court or your attorney.

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What Is Alternative Dispute Resolution?

Alternative Dispute Resolution includes processes such as mediation and arbitration that may help resolve disputes without a trial. Available programs, forms and procedures vary by court and case. Refer to your county court’s ADR information for the applicable resources.

California ADR Forms: Common Questions

Why are ADR forms organized by county?California Superior Courts provide local ADR information and forms. Choose the county where your case is filed and use that court’s current resources.
Why does a link open a court page instead of a PDF?Some courts publish separate forms and instructions rather than one combined packet. Links are labeled to distinguish PDF documents, forms directories and ADR information pages.
Who confirms which documents I need?Confirm the documents required for your case with the court or your attorney. JPL serves the documents you supply; it does not provide legal advice or determine which forms your case requires.
Can JPL help with court filing and process service?Visit our process service, court e-filing or walk-in court filing pages for service options. You can also contact JPL about your order.