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This check verifies that the 'Case Number' entered in the header, the 'AT-115' section, and on 'Page 3' are all identical. Maintaining a consistent case number is critical for ensuring the document is correctly filed and associated with the proper legal action. If the numbers do not match, the form submission will be rejected to prevent filing errors.
This validation ensures that the 'Hearing Date' provided is a valid date and occurs after the current date. Scheduling a hearing for a past date is a logical impossibility and would render the notice invalid. A failed validation will prompt the user to enter a future date for the hearing.
This rule enforces the logical dependency within the 'Notice Type' section. The checkboxes for 'Writ of Attachment' or 'Additional Writ of Attachment' can only be selected if the 'Order for Issuance Of' checkbox is also selected. This is important because a writ is issued pursuant to an order, making the order a prerequisite. An error message will appear if a writ is selected without the corresponding order.
This check ensures that only one of the 'Application Type' checkboxes is selected at a time ('Right to attach order and writ of attachment', 'Writ of Attachment', or 'Additional Writ of Attachment'). These options represent distinct legal requests that are mutually exclusive on this form. Allowing multiple selections would create ambiguity in the application's intent, so the user will be forced to choose only one.
This validation enforces the rule that the 'Include Claim in Opposition...' checkbox can only be checked if the 'Application Type' is 'a right to attach order and writ of attachment.'. This ensures that procedural options available to the defendant are only presented when relevant to the specific application being filed by the plaintiff. The checkbox will be disabled or an error will be thrown if this condition is not met.
This rule validates that the 'File and Serve Claim with Court and Plaintiff' checkbox can only be selected if the 'Application Type' is 'a writ of attachment.'. This check maintains procedural correctness by linking the defendant's response options directly to the plaintiff's specific legal action. If the condition is not met, the user will be prevented from selecting this option.
And 8 more checks
- State Bar Number Format
- Attorney Role Specification
- Plaintiff and Defendant Name Completeness
- Short Title Consistency
- Valid Telephone Number Format
- Valid Email Address Format
- Legal Basis Dependency Check
- Court County Validation
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How to Fill Out AT-115 Online for Free in 2026
What the AI walks you through.
- Navigate to Instafill.ai and upload your Form AT-115 or select it from their template library.
- Provide the court and case information, including the county, court address, and case number.
- Enter the full details for the plaintiff, defendant, and their respective attorneys.
- Check the appropriate boxes to indicate the type of notice and application being made, such as for a Right to Attach Order or a Writ of Attachment.
- Input the specific hearing information, including the date, time, and department or division.
- Carefully review all the information populated by the AI for accuracy and completeness, making any necessary edits.
- Date the form, provide the printed name of the plaintiff or attorney, and proceed with filing and serving the document as required by court rules.
Common Mistakes in Completing AT-115
The ones the AI is built to catch.
Incorrect or Inconsistent Case Number
Omitting the Attorney's State Bar Number
Confusing Court Address and Branch Name
Using Incomplete or Abbreviated Party Names
Ignoring Conditional Checkbox Logic
Selecting Contradictory Application Types
Leaving Hearing Information Blank
Incorrectly Citing the Legal Basis for the Order
Failing to Complete Repetitive Fields Consistently
Forgetting to Date the Document
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