Filing parties may view documents submitted immediately through our system.

Absent a fee waiver, court-appointed attorneys must pay all applicable fees for all filings.

E-filing is not the same as fax filing or eDelivery. For e-filing, you must use an electronic filing service provider (EFSP), and submit your documents over the internet. The Court will retire fax filing eDelivery for civil documents upon the implementation of efiling.

The Los Angeles Civil Courts have excluded the following documents from E-filing.

Self-represented litigants are not mandated to electronically file documents in the Los Angeles Civil Courts.

If the Los Angeles County Superior Court grants a litigant a fee waiver on the case they are filing into, then upon clicking the confirm fee calculation link at the bottom of the filing, the system will show $0.00 in fees.

The Los Angeles County Superior Court has shared the following frequently asked questions to assist filers e-filing new cases, or into existing cases, in the civil courts.

The Los Angeles Superior court has released its top five (5) reasons for rejecting a probate filing in an effort to help improve the service offered to attorneys and prevent unnecessary rejections.

The Los Angeles Superior Court receives many questions from Probate attorneys over concerns on the status of Proposed Orders. The LASC recommends the following steps to improve the chances of the acceptance for these orders upon first submission.