An affidavit is a written statement sworn before a notary or other officer authorized to administer oaths.

A certificate of service is the signed statement confirming a document was served on the other parties and how.

A consent order is an order entered on the parties' agreement, resolving an issue or the entire case without adjudication.

A declaration is a written statement signed under penalty of perjury, serving the same function as an affidavit without notarization.

A minute order is a brief court order entered on the docket, often summarizing rulings made at a hearing.

A notice of appearance is the filing by which counsel formally enters a case on behalf of a party.

Proposed findings of fact are a party's submitted draft of the factual determinations it asks the court to adopt after a bench trial.

A scheduling order sets the deadlines governing a case, including amendments, discovery, expert disclosures, and dispositive motions.

A stipulation and order is an agreement between parties submitted to the court and entered as an enforceable order.

A table of authorities lists the cases, statutes, and other sources cited in a brief with the pages where each appears.