California Memorandum That Civil Case Is At Issue is a form used by the court system in California to inform attorneys and parties involved in a civil case that the case is now at issue. It is typically used when all parties have been served and when a case is ready for trial. The memorandum includes the case number, names of the parties, a listing of the issues to be determined, and any other relevant information. There are two types of California Memorandum That Civil Case Is At Issue: “Notice of Trial” and “Notice of Hearing.” The “Notice of Trial” is the form used when a case is ready for trial or hearing, while the “Notice of Hearing” is used to inform the court and parties of a hearing that will take place. Both forms are provided by the court and must be filled out and returned to the court.