Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

I am not practicing in southern California. However, I would find it very unusual that the court would initiate a call to your mother at all. You can go to your local courthouse and ask if your mother is a defendant in a recently filed civil lawsuit. You may want to bring her with you as some court cases are sealed. Your mother, as a defendant, would be allowed to see the filing against her. Also, there are procedures wherein you would have to be "served" with the papers, so all of this sounds very unusual.

I agree with the above response. Court employees do not ordinarily call litigants to confirm their name or address unless directed by a judge. You can look up her name online in the court's website to see if a case is filed against her. Lastly, state courts have nothing to do with the immigration courts and vice versa. So, your mom spittle not be concerned about deportation related to the state Court matter. Her immigration status is irrelevant for the purposes of any such state court lawsuit.

Take care,

It sounds like a fraud scam.