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Modification of Court Operations:

Snohomish County Superior Court Order Regarding Operations

Remote Appearances

Ability to appear remotely varies by case, hearing, and calendar type. Some calendars, and/or case types require you to ask the court prior to your hearing if you can appear remotely.  It is your responsibility to ensure you are appearing in the manner allowed for your hearing or trial.  Use the local court rules and administrative orders to determine the rules for your hearing and for more information about remote appearance. 

Presiding Civil Trial Calendar

Use the link below to access the Presiding Civil Trial Calendar remote appearance information for civil cases being assigned out by the presiding judge for trial, including assignment of Extreme Risk, Sexual Assault or Vulnerable Adult Protection Order matters, as well as motions to revise Civil Protection Orders or Civil Commitment orders. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/5889/ 

Judge Civil Motions 

Use the link below for remote appearance information for motions set on the Judge’s Civil Motions Calendar. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/5772

Criminal Hearing and Criminal Motions 

Use the link below to access remote appearance information for matters scheduled on the criminal hearings and criminal motions calendars. Check with your attorney to determine wh8ether you can appear remotely for these hearings. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/5740

Commissioner Department Calendars 

Use the link below to access remote appearance information for domestic motions, protection order hearings, commissioner civil motions, probate, guardianship and other commissioner calendars. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/5660

Juvenile Court Calendars

Use the link below to access remote appearance information for juvenile offender motions, dependency motions, ARY/CHINS/Truancy, and other matters. https://snohomishcountywa.gov/195.

Zoom Links

If you are allowed to appear remotely by statute, court rule, administrative order, court order or other court or administrative approval, please use the following links.  

IMPORTANT: Failing to appear in person when required may result in your hearing being stricken or continued, your case being dismissed, or other penalty or outcome ordered by the court.