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Home | Superior Court of California | County of Shasta The Superior Court of California, County of Shasta, is dedicated to providing equal and timely access to a just, fair and impartial forum for the resolution of all matters brought before the court
Traffic Division | Superior Court of California | County of Shasta Infractions are enforced by the issuance of citations (“tickets”) by law enforcement Punishment for infractions requires payment of fines and does not carry any potential jail or prison time In many circumstances, you may pay your fine without appearing in court For additional information, please see menus below
Pay Traffic Fines | Superior Court of California | County of Shasta To pay your traffic ticket, you must mail the payment to the traffic clerk at the main courthouse building – 1515 Court Street, Redding, CA 96001 – Room 110, or physically see the clerk at the same location to perform the transaction
Probate Division | Superior Court of California | County of Shasta There are many situations where an estate does not require probate: estates not exceeding $150,000 00, estates in trust, and those cases where all of the estate passes to a surviving spouse Even when probate is not required, however, some sort of legal process is often necessary
Contact Info | Superior Court of California | County of Shasta Court Locations Redding Main Courthouse Courtrooms Departments 21-64 Jury Assembly 1515 Court Street Redding, CA 96001 Contact Court Divisions To contact a specific divisions at the court, visit the relevant division page: Administration Appeals Civil Division Collections Division Criminal
Family Law Division | Superior Court of California | County of Shasta Family Law cases involve parties who are ending a marriage or domestic partnership by filing dissolution, legal separation or nullity of marriage; as well as family issues such as establishment of parental relationship, petitions for custody and support, request for orders regarding, child custody, support, or visitation, support enforcement