Structured Settlement Transfer cases San Bernardino

A Day in the Life of San Bernardino Superior Civil Court Structured Settlement Transfer Cases   Volume of Cases for San Bernardino Civil Court San Bernardino Superior Court in the civil division can see up to 720 cases in one day, on any given day of the week and has been averaging 11, 450 cases a month for the spring of 2014.  If you think your case is special, because you’re special, well, think again.  In the eyes of the Superior Court, you’re a statistic, another number, and another case.   They probably would wish otherwise, but the volume of cases is just too large.   Structured settlement transfer cases San Bernardino typically start at 8:30 a.m., along with about 400 other cases that are starting at the same time.   The Numbers Before your case even heard, the court already began 117 cases at 8:00 a.m. sharp, 17 cases at 8:15 a.m., and 3 cases at 8:29 a.m., sharp.   Your case, along with the other 400-8:30 a.m. cases will last all of 3-10 minutes each, maybe less, maybe more, with roughly 300 more cases that need to be heard before 5 p.m.  The courts are busy enough, where you can bet, that you will not get a chance to “babble-on-and-on”.  You will barley get time to talk, to explain yourself.   Tips  Don’t be late.  Arrive early.  Allow yourself time for traffic so you do not have to speed to get to court.  Allow enough time so you can find parking.  Bring money for meters, and parking structures.  Wear shoes you can walk in.  Be patient.  Remember, you are there with hundreds of people trying to get to court on time, not to mention all of the court employees.

Structured Settlement Transfer Cases San Bernardino, do get routinely approved but they also get routinely denied. with such a high volume the courts have stream lined some of their procedures, making way for some cases to be easily approved or denied. This is one of the counties in California that is high;y likely to deny without having an Independent Professional Advisor.