For users that have requested us to serve parties via our new service, you may directly communicate with your process server after the filing has been submitted and your order is listed as Dispatched. To do so, return to the accepted filing—click FILING STATUS on the left menu and then click the accepted filing ID—and […]
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Re-Add Your San Diego Civil Cases to Your Account
On Monday, July 8, 2024, the San Diego Superior Court upgraded their CIVIL division to the Odyssey eFileCA system. Filers with San Diego Civil cases on their account prior to that date will need to re-add their existing cases at one of the new San Diego Odyssey Court locations: San Diego Civil – Central San […]
File on an Existing Case in the California Appellate Court
These instructions are to File on an Existing Case in the California Appellate Court—meaning this case already exists in the Appellate Court system. If one does not exist yet, you will want to Initiate a New Case in the Appellate Court system. Table of Contents Select Court & Case Type Add Documents New Case Parties […]
Initiate a New Case in the California Appellate Court
These instructions are to Initiate a New Case in the California Appellate Court—meaning this is a brand new appeal and a case does not exist for it in the Appellate Court system. If a case already exists in the Appellate Court system, you will want to File on an Existing Case. Table of Contents Select […]
E-Filing Quick Reference Guides
Download one of our printable Quick Reference Guides in PDF format by state. California Georgia Illinois Indiana Maryland Nevada Texas Utah Virginia
Fees in Rejected Filings
You are never charged for rejected filings. When you submit your filing, the court does a pre-authorization on your card for the filing fees. If the court rejects the filing, then they will not settle that pre-authorization and it will eventually fall off your card. The time the pre-authorization takes to fall off your card […]
Probate Letters in the Los Angeles Superior Court
Effective May 1, 2024, filers will have the ability to request Certified Copies of the Probate Letters they are filing into a case via the e-filing system for decedent, guardianship and conservatorship matters. When filing into the existing case, filers will still select the appropriate document type and upload that document in Section 2 of […]
Sacramento Superior Court E-Filing FAQs
Please visit https://www.saccourt.ca.gov/civil/e-filing-faq.aspx for the latest e-filing FAQs from the Sacramento Superior Court. 1. What documents and/or case sub-categories are exempt from e-Filing? Documents submitted by Arbitrators, Mediators, Discovery Referees, Receivers and Special Masters. Transfer-In Documents. Peremptory Challenges (170.1/170.3/170.6). Out-of-County/Foreign Abstracts of Judgment. Gun Violence Restraining Order documents. Bonds/Undertakings. Mandatory Settlement Conference documents for Department […]
Proposed Orders in the Los Angeles Civil Division
The Los Angeles Superior Court — in accordance with California Rule of Court 3.1312 (c) — now requires all parties electronically filing (e-filing) proposed orders for Civil Division cases (except for small claims cases) to submit proposed orders as both a PDF (Portable Document File) AND as a separate editable word-processing file (Microsoft Word document […]
6th District Court of Appeal
Pursuant to California Rules of Court, Rule 8.70 and Rule 8.71, all filings in Civil, Criminal, Juvenile and Original proceedings must be made through electronic filing (e-filing). Self-represented parties may, but are not required to register for electronic filing, but must comply with this rule and the requirements of e-filing if they elect to register. […]