Order to Show Cause Re: Preliminary Injunction; Order Shortening Time; Writ of Possession
13. 26CV01185 Steele-Pfleger, Amanda v. Brower’s 25Hr Towing et al
EVENT: Order to Show Cause Re: Preliminary Injunction; Order Shortening Time; Writ of Possession (Continued from April 29, 2026)
At the previous April 29, 2026 hearing the Court continued the OSC re: Preliminary Injunction and kept the TRO in place so that Plaintiff could serve the TRO, OSC re: Preliminary Injunction, Ex Parte application and Summons and Complaint in compliance with the Code of Civil Procedure. Service is required both under CRC 3.1150 and CCP 527 which prohibits the granting of a preliminary injunction without notice to the other party. As of this writing, the Court has not received a proof of service. Consequently, the OSC re: preliminary injunction is denied without prejudice and the TRO is dissolved. Regarding the writ of possession, it is also denied on the notice issue. It is also denied for the reason that a writ of possession must use the mandatory Judicial Council forms CD-100 and CD-120. The Court will prepare the order.
14. 26CV02088 In re the Petition of R B
EVENT: Petition for Approval for Transfer of Structured Settlement Payment Rights
The hearing is continued to July 22, 2026 at 9:00am for Petitioner to submit an unredacted petition and to file a proof of service as required by Ins. Code 10139.5(f)(2)(I).
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