This is what a document made with PleadingReady looks like. It uses sample text with placeholder names and no legal content; it only shows where each part of the page goes under the California Rules of Court.
Lines 1–7: the filer's name, address, phone and email, left of centre (rule 2.111(1)). The right side stays blank for the clerk's stamp (rule 2.111(2)).
Line 8: the court's title, centred (rule 2.111(3)).
Caption: the case title on the left; the case number, the document's title and any hearing details on the right (rules 2.111(4)–(7), 3.1110(b)).
Text: double spaced, one line of text per numbered line (rule 2.108).
Footer: the page number, a line, and the document's title (rules 2.109, 2.110).
PleadingReady is a formatting tool, not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice. It only lays out the words you type. Check your court’s rules before you file.