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EFiling available 24/7 for all filers in Civil, Family Law, Probate, Mental Health, Adoption, and Small Claims cases through an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP), mandated for attorneys on civil cases, government filers (appointed attorneys included) selecting the Government Exemption to waive filing fees (Local Rule of Court 1.06); free electronic filing of DVRO and GVRO petitions on the court's Portal - on an existing Family Law or Domestic Violence case, filed on that case, Party Access requested first without token access; the Portal for initial restraining order filings only; documents in criminal and juvenile cases submitted on the Portal (criminal cases: attorneys, self-represented litigants and justice partners; juvenile cases: attorneys and justice partners), electronic filing permissive there; self-represented litigants may eFile, mail or drop off documents at the clerk's office, with the drop box just outside the courthouse lobby after hours; PDF bookmarks inserted under Local Rule 1.06; the Efiling Exception List.
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File Your Documents with the Court Electronic filing is available via eFiling and Portal, depending on case type. The information provided below will help you determine how to file your documents with the court. Related Links Document Preparation Efiling Exception List Local Rules of Court Filing for Self-Represented Litigants Self-Represented Litigants You may eFile (see Civil eFiling), mail or drop off your documents at the clerk's office. After hours, you may use our drop box located just outside the Courthouse lobby. Find free help to complete your forms here Domestic Violence and Gun Violence Restraining Orders Free electronic filing is available for DVRO and GVRO filings on the court's Portal. IMPORTANT NOTE: If you have an existing Family Law or Domestic Violence case, you must file the DVRO by searching for your case on the Portal and filing the petition on that case. If you do not have token access to your case, you must request Party Access on the Portal before you file. This portal can ONLY be used for initial restraining order filings. Subsequent filings will need to be submitted like any other filing. Access the Portal eFiling by Case Type Civil - eFiling eFiling is available 24/7 for all filers in Civil, Family Law, Probate, Mental Health, Adoption, and Small Claims case types through an approved Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP). EFiling on Civil cases is mandated for attorneys. Government filers, including appointed attorneys, must select "Government Exemption" to waive filing fees. Reference Local Rule of Court 1.06 for guidance. Find an Electronic Filing Service Provider Criminal & Juvenile - Portal Submissions Justice Partners and parties to Criminal and Juvenile cases may submit documents for filing on the court's Portal. Criminal Cases - Attorneys, Self-Represented Litigants, and Justice Partners may submit filings. Juvenile Cases - Attorneys and Justice Partners may submit filings. Electronic filing on Criminal and Juvenile cases is permissive. Access the portal PDF Bookmarking In adherence with Local Rule 1.06, please utilize your PDF viewer to insert bookmarks as follows: Open your PDF viewing or editing software. If you do not have one, please search "PDF bookmark editor" through your browser's search engine. Navigate to the program's search feature or "Help" menu, and search "bookmark". Follow the steps to insert bookmarks in appropriate locations in the document.
File Your Documents with the Court Electronic filing is available via eFiling and Portal, depending on case type. The information provided below will help you determine how to file your documents with the court. Related Links Document Preparation Efiling Exception List Local Rules of Court Filing for Self-Represented Litigants Self-Represented Litigants You may eFile (see Civil eFiling), mail or d
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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.