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Court Rules

Mono Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules

6 rules from official source documents

Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.

CRITICAL

The listed documents, including specified family law filings and documents ordered by the Court, are excluded from eFiling and must be submitted in paper format.

The following documents are excluded from eFiling and must be submitted in paper format: 1) Original will and codicil 2) Peremptory Challenges or Challenges for Cause of a Judicial Officer pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure sections 170.6 or 170.3 3) Any ex parte application that is filed concurrently with a new complaint. 4) Out-of-State Commission 5) Documents submitted conditionally under seal 6) Certificate of Facts Re Unsatisfied Judgment 7) Bonds/undertaking 8) Exhibits to be lodged for hearings or trials. 9) Subpoenaed documents 10) Request for Administrative Records 11) Affidavit Re Real Property of Small Value (Probate) 12) Copy requests 13) Any document ordered by the Court to be submitted in paper format 14) Family Law: a. Request for Entry of Default b. Notice of Entry of Judgment c. Out-of-State Judgments or Orders to be Registered d. Exhibits to be lodged for Hearings or Trials e. Child Custody Evaluation Reports

CRITICAL

eFilings must be submitted through an authorized Electronic Filing Service Provider.

eFilings must be submitted through an authorized Electronic Filing Service Provider (EFSP).

CRITICAL

The form must be sent to the Court by mail, courthouse delivery, email, or fax.

You must send this form to the Court one of the following ways: o Mail to the Mono Superior Court, P.O. Box 1037, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 o Take to the Courthouse at 100 Thompsons Way, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 o Scan and email to mono.traffic@mono.courts.ca.gov Superior Court of California, o Fax to 760-924-5419

CRITICAL

For civil, family law, small claims, and probate cases, the Court will not accept filings through other electronic methods such as email or fax.

Filings will not be accepted by this Court through any other electronic methods (for example, email or fax for the following case types: Civil, Family Law, Small Claims and Probate.

INFO

Documents may be filed through the drop box at the Mammoth Lakes Courthouse, including when the courthouse is open or closed; no drop box is available at the Bridgeport Courthouse.

The drop box for the Mono County Superior Court is located at the entrance to the Mammoth Lakes Courthouse, 100 Thompsons Way, Mammoth Lakes, California. There is no drop box located at the Bridgeport Courthouse. The drop box can be used to file documents and to make payments in conformity with California Rules of Court, rule 2.210. When using the drop box for payments, only checks or money orders should be deposited in the drop box with supporting documents. Do not deposit cash in the drop box. The drop box can be used when the courthouse is closed or can be used when the courthouse is opened in lieu of standing in line at the court clerks counter or in lieu of mailing.

INFO

eFiling is permitted for matters listed on the Court’s website, paper filings remain accepted, and the Court may later make eFiling mandatory by further order.

The Superior Court of California, County of Mono, permits the electronic filing (eFiling) of documents in accordance with California Code of Civil Procedure 1010.6 and California Rules of Court Rule 2.250 et seq., for specified matters as listed on the Court’s website at www.mono.courts.ca.gov. B. Use of eFiling is permissive and in-person filings will continue to be accepted at the Clerk’s office. eFiling can be changed to a mandatory requirement at any time through further orders of this Court.

Common questions about Mono Superior Court electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Mono Superior Court?

The listed documents, including specified family law filings and documents ordered by the Court, are excluded from eFiling and must be submitted in paper format.

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