Glenn Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

A document presented for filing on the hearing day must be filed in the courtroom as well as at the Processing Counter.

Any document presented for filing on the day of the hearing shall be filed in the courtroom in addition to the Processing Counter.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Document

Electronic filing is mandatory for juvenile dependency, civil, probate, and family law matters, including Department of Child Support Services matters.

Mandatory Electronic Filing: The Superior Court of California, County of Glenn, requires electronic filing of documents pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure sec. 1010.6 and California Rules of Court, Rule 2.250 et seq. for the following Case Types/Categories: a. Juvenile Dependency Matters; b. All Civil Matters; c. All Probate Matters; d. All Family Law Matters (including Department of Child Support Services matters).

CRITICAL

The listed documents and document categories may not be electronically filed.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law or of this rule, the following items may not be electronically filed: a. Any Will, codicil; b. Bond or undertaking; c. Subpoenaed documents; d. Financial institution documents, care facility documents or escrow documents as defined under Probate Code Sec. 2620, submitted by conservators, guardians, or trustees of court supervised trusts; e. California state vital records forms; f. Any documents with attachments/exhibits that cannot be accurately transmitted via electronic filing due to size or type; g. Documents typically submitted during the course of a proceeding (e.g. Trial exhibits); h. Lodge Documents; i. Documents for cases under seal; j. Copy Requests;

CRITICAL

Applies to

Labor commissioner appeal

A Labor Commissioner Appeal must be filed electronically, but will not be processed until the award is deposited with the Court in person or by mail within five court days after submission.

k. Labor Commissioner deposit of cash or check. While the Labor Commissioner Appeal must be filed electronically, it will not be processed until the filing party has deposited the award with the Court. The deposit must be made in person or through the mail and must be completed within five (5) court days of submitting the Appeal for filing with the Court.

INFO

Self-represented parties are exempt from mandatory electronic filing but are encouraged to file electronically voluntarily.

Self-Represented parties are exempt from mandatory electronic filing requirements pursuant to California Rule of Court 2.253(b)(2) but are encouraged to participate voluntarily in filing electronically.