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(10.36) What happens to my services during a superior court appeal?

(10.36) What happens to my services during a superior court appeal?

If the hearing officer decided the regional center can end the service(s) you were getting during your appeal, you will continue to get the service(s) for 10 days after you get the hearing officer’s decision.[1]§ 4715(a)(3).

If you do not want your  services to end after 10 days,  you must file your appeal  and ask the court for  a “stay” within 10 days.[2]Calif. Code Civ. Proc. § 1094.5(g).,[3]§§ 4715(a)(3); 4715(c). The court will not give you a stay if it believes it is “against the public interest.”[4]“However, no stay shall be imposed or continued  if  the  court is  satisfied that  it  is  against the public  interest.”  Calif.  Code … Continue reading

References
1 § 4715(a)(3).
2 Calif. Code Civ. Proc. § 1094.5(g).
3 §§ 4715(a)(3); 4715(c).
4 “However, no stay shall be imposed or continued  if  the  court is  satisfied that  it  is  against the public  interest.”  Calif.  Code Civ.  Proc.  § 1094.5(g).