Marin Superior Court Filing Bundling Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
CRITICAL
Case-initiation documents must be bundled when filed.
All parties still must electronically file all documents related to case initiation as a bundle. This bundle is exempt from the above requirements.
CRITICAL
Documents requiring separate file stamps and docket entries must be filed as separate PDFs, not bundled with other documents.
Each document that requires a file stamp and to be docketed as a separate filing must be electronically filed as its own individual and separate PDF document (e.g., Motion, Memorandum of Points and Authorities, Declaration, Notice, Proof of Service, Request, Response, Opposition, etc.). Bundle-submitted documents with other documents in the same case will no longer be allowed.
INFO
Supporting documents may be submitted as accompanying documents if consistent with applicable rules and the Court’s electronic filing requirements.
Any supporting documents may continue to be submitted as accompanying documents consistent with applicable rules and the Court’s electronic filing requirements.
INFOCivil cases
The petitions for authority to sell and for authorization to grant an exclusive listing may be combined as a noticed petition.
The petitions may be combined as a noticed petition.
INFO
The petitions for authority to sell and for an exclusive listing may be combined as a noticed petition.
The petitions may be combined as a noticed petition.
Does Marin Superior Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Case-initiation documents must be bundled when filed.
4 more rules answer this question.
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