The exceptions to electronic filing under Local Rule of Court 1.06: original documents submitted with a courtesy electronic copy - affidavits re real property of small value, bonds, undertakings, letters of authorization (probate, guardianship, conservatorship issued by another court), wills and codicils (for filing or safekeeping), certified judgments (except UIFSA judgments and orders), abstracts of judgment, writs and out of state or out of county abstracts or commissions - and documents not submitted via electronic filing unless specifically ordered: documents submitted as an original for safekeeping, subpoenaed documents, financial documents submitted by a private professional conservator, orders to deposit money and receipts of depository (Probate Code section 2620), Labor Commissioner deposits of cash or check, evidentiary documents typically submitted in court during the course of a hearing, and psychological or medical documentation related to a minor when not included in a summary report (Welfare & Institutions Code Section 16010).
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EFiling Exceptions List Pursuant to Local Rule of Court 1.06, the following documents are exceptions to electronic filing. The following original documents must be submitted with a courtesy electronic copy. • Documents required to be filed with the court as an original: o Affidavits re real property of small value o Bonds o Undertakings o Letters of authorization (probate, guardianship, conservatorship issued by another court) o Wills and codicils (for filing or safekeeping) o Certified judgments (except UIFSA judgments and orders) o Abstract of Judgment o Writs o Out of State or Out of County Abstracts or Commissions The following documents shall not be submitted via electronic filing unless specifically ordered. • Documents submitted with the court as an original for safekeeping, including: o Subpoenaed documents o Financial documents submitted by a private professional conservator, o Orders to deposit money and receipt of depository (pursuant to Probate Code section 2620) o Labor Commissioner deposit of cash or check o Evidentiary documents typically submitted in court during the course of a hearing o Psychological or medical documentation related to a minor when not included in a summary report (pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code Section 16010)
EFiling Exceptions List Pursuant to Local Rule of Court 1.06, the following documents are exceptions to electronic filing. The following original documents must be submitted with a courtesy electronic copy. • Documents required to be filed with the court as an original: o Affidavits re real property of small value o Bonds o Undertakings o Letters of authorization (probate, guardianship, conservato
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A 2013 standing order requiring attorneys to e-file family-law and civil documents (no paper filings accepted) as the court began compliance with the Supreme Court's e-filing mandate; criminal filing unchanged.
A 2013 standing order requiring attorneys to e-file family-law and civil documents (no paper filings accepted) as the court began compliance with the Supreme Court's e-filing mandate; criminal filing unchanged.