Initiate a New Case in the State of Illinois, electronically serve or mail the accepted documents to parties and/or attorneys.
Category: Illinois
Payment Processor Information for E-Filing in the State of Illinois
The State of Illinois uses the Tyler Technologies Odyssey e-File system as their Electronic Filing Manager (EFM). That EFM uses its own credit card processing service called Tyler Online Gateway (TOGA). It authorizes and charges all fees the court assesses.
File on an Existing Case in the State of Illinois
Learn how to File on an Existing Case in the Courts for the State of Illinois and electronically serve (e-serve) parties relevant documents.
Illinois Launches Free Legal Answers for Civil Appeals for Self-Represented Litigants
Starting September 1st, self-represented litigants can submit a question and receive an answer from a pro bono lawyer through Illinois Free Legal Answers, an American Bar Association platform administered by PILI.
DuPage, Illinois Exhibit Cover Sheet
Dupage County’s Local Rule 5.06(b) allows users to e-file exhibits as either part of an envelope or separately.
Schedule a Hearing Date in Will County, IL
Filers who need a hearing date in Will County, IL will want to include the hearing date, time, and location of the courtroom on their Motion and Notice of the Hearing when e-filing in our portal.
Illinois Statewide Fee Schedules
Find the up-to-date Illinois Circuit Court Fee Schedules for many of the Counties below. Click their link to visit the website or view the court’s PDF.
Add a Case in Kankakee County
To search for your case at Kankakee County use either of the following formats: 2023 XX 00000123 (full year + space + case type + space + number) or 23XX123 (last digits of year +case type + number without leading zeros) Your case number will be on the top right of your court documents.
File on Existing Case in Illinois
This video demonstrates how to e-file a new document on an existing case.
Initiate a New Case in Illinois
This video demonstrates the process of starting a brand new case in the Illinois Courts.