1. Inform the court that the parties need to submit a written application to the court of first instance to transfer the case to another court for trial. The application should explain the reason and purpose of the transfer for trial, and the information such as the court to be transferred.
2. File transfer: After receiving the application, the court of first instance will transfer all the file materials of the case to the transferred court.
3. Handling of expenses: The parties need to consult the court of first instance about the handling of relevant expenses. Usually, if the case has already paid legal fees, these fees will be handed over to the court for transfer when the case is transferred. If the litigation fees need to be paid again, the parties need to pay in court before transferring money.
4. Submit an application: the parties need to submit a written application to the transferred court for retrial. The application should explain the reason and purpose of the case transfer.
5. Retrial: After the transferred court receives the application, the case will be retried. If the parties need to conduct litigation activities according to the requirements of the court, they shall be transferred.
Whether the legal fees paid by the court of first instance will be fully refunded depends on the specific circumstances. If all the legal fees have been paid when the case is transferred, these fees will usually be transferred to the court for transfer. If the case fails to pay all the litigation costs, the parties need to consult the court of first instance about the relevant refund policy.
Transferring to another court requires new fees, because the charging standards and requirements of each court are different. According to the requirements of being transferred to the court, the parties need to pay the litigation fees again and submit the complaint and other documents.