From time to time, an existing case will not come up in the E-Filing system. If the court offers it, you will have the option to File into a Non-Indexed Case. Once the court accepts the Non-Indexed Case filing, you will be able to file on that case by clicking File on an Existing from the dashboard!
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Enable/Disable Auto-File and eFile by eMail Features
To turn the Auto-File feature on or off, filers can adjust their User Preferences.
How Do I Electronically File? Frequently Asked Questions
For many people, electronic filing can be an overwhelming experience; whether this is your first time filing, your secretary is sick and you need to get a filing to the court ASAP, or you just aren’t sure where to start. This article will take you through some of our most asked questions to help you file quicker and easier.
A Guide for Self-Represented Court Filings
Electronic filing can be an overwhelming experience. To help assist you with your filing, here are some of our frequently asked questions new filers ask to help you file quicker and easier. This information covers the states of California, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, and Texas.
E-Filing: Dashboard
The Dashboard is the default screen for each user upon login to the e-Filing application.
The Superior Court of California – County of Los Angeles – Appellate eFiling FAQs
Effective December 16, 2024, the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles will require that all documents filed in Appellate Division cases by litigants represented by attorneys be submitted to the Court by electronic filing (efiling). Efiled documents in the Appellate Division are subject to Code of Civil Procedure section 1010.6, Penal Code section […]
Create a Service of Process Order
Service of Process may now be requested after a case has been initiated in select courts. If available for your location, the option to serve your accepted documents directly to parties at their home or place of business will be available via our new Service of Process option listed on the dashboard of your account. […]
Why Disputing Charges with Your Bank Is the Incorrect Approach for a Refund of Fees
If a filer suspects that The Court has incorrectly assessed fees, it is crucial for them to directly address the payment issue with THE COURT. Attempting to dispute these charges with your bank will not lead to a resolution. When a filer initiates a dispute with their bank, and it results in a chargeback to […]
Login Announcements
E-Filing Announcements INITIATE A NEW CASELearn how to initiate a new case in the State of Virginia and how to electronically serve the accepted documents to parties and/or attorneys. FILE ON AN EXISTING CASELearn how to file on an existing case in the State of Virginia and how to electronically serve the accepted documents to […]
California Small Claims FAQs
Small claims court allows you to sue a person, business, or government agency that you think owes you money. Generally, you can only sue for up to $10,000 in small claims court (or up to $5,000 if you’re a business) or more than $10,000 if you are suing a tenant for COVID-19 rental debt.