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Resources

Court resources and practical legal information.

Quick-reference tools for legal teams, including California court holidays, filing fee schedules, court updates and secure access to ASAP Legal client systems.

Court Calendar

2026 California Court Holiday Calendar

State and federal court closure dates, with notes where California state and federal schedules differ.

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Fee Schedule

2026 Primary Court Filing Fees

Common filing fees across Los Angeles, Orange, San Francisco, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties.

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Court Updates

Important notices, kept in context.

Short alerts can appear across the website when something matters now. Longer details live here in Resources so the information is useful without duplicating a separate page.

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Quick-reference information. Court calendars, filing fees and procedures can change. Confirm court-specific requirements before filing, scheduling or relying on a deadline.
Using These Resources

Reference information for planning legal work.

The ASAP Legal Resources section is designed to make frequently requested court information easier to find. The court calendar helps teams identify common California state and federal closure dates, while the fee schedule provides a quick reference for common filing fees in several major counties.

These resources support planning, but they do not replace a current court order, local rule or clerk-provided fee schedule. Courts can change fees, procedures and operating calendars. Confirm the applicable requirement before relying on a date or amount for a filing or proceeding.