Plumas Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

Electronic filings must be sent to the stated appeals email address unless an Appellate Division clerk instructs otherwise.

Electronic filings shall be sent to appeals@plumas.courts.ca.gov unless instructed otherwise by a clerk of the Appellate Division.

CRITICAL

Documents deemed sealed, requested or intended to be sealed, or subpoenaed must be filed conventionally rather than electronically.

Certain documents/filings are not eligible for submission through electronic filing and must be filed through conventional methods. These documents include: 1. Any and all documents deemed sealed by California Rules of Court or statute; 2. Any and all documents requested or intended to be sealed by the court; 3. Subpoenaed documents;

CRITICAL

Electronic filings must be sent to the Appellate Division’s designated email address unless a clerk instructs otherwise.

Electronic filings shall be sent to appeals@plumas.courts.ca.gov unless instructed otherwise by a clerk of the Appellate Division.

CRITICAL

Documents deemed sealed or requested or intended to be sealed, subpoenaed documents, bonds, undertakings, original wills or codicils, and exhibits must be filed conventionally rather than electronically.

Certain documents/filings are not eligible for submission through electronic filing and must be filed through conventional methods. These documents include: 1. Any and all documents deemed sealed by California Rules of Court or statute; 2. Any and all documents requested or intended to be sealed by the court; 3. Subpoenaed documents; 4. Bonds; 5. Undertakings; 6. Original Wills/Codicils; 7. Exhibits

WARNING

A party may file by fax or email directly with the court using the contact information on its website.

A party may file by fax/email directly with the court using the facsimile number(s) and email address which are available on the court’s website at www.plumas.courts.ca.gov.

WARNING

Applies to

Civil probate family criminal and juvenile documents

Facsimile filing is permitted for civil, probate, family law, criminal, and juvenile documents.

The Plumas Superior Court hereby adopts rule 2.300 et seq. of the California Rules of Court, allowing for the facsimile filing of civil, probate, family law, criminal and juvenile documents.

INFO

Persons and agencies defined in California Rule of Court 5.522(c) may fax Juvenile Dependency documents directly to the court.

(b) Those persons and agencies as defined in Rule 5.522(c) CRC may file by fax directly with the court using the Juvenile facsimile number(s) which are available on the court’s website www.plumas.courts.ca.gov.

INFO

A party may submit documents electronically to the Appellate Division for filing.

A party may submit documents electronically to the Appellate Division for filing.

INFO

Applies to

Documents

Documents may be filed by fax; fee-bearing filings are handled through Official Payments, while materials that do not require a filing fee should be faxed to the court’s listed number.

Documents may be submitted to the court for filing using a fax machine. The filing of a document with the payment of a fee is handled by Official Payments, Inc. (800) 322-4945. By calling that number, one may activate the service, and instructions for the filing process will be sent to you. If materials are faxed to the court, which do not require a filing fee, they should be faxed to (530) 283-6415.

INFO

A party may file directly with the court by fax or email using the contact information on the court’s website.

A party may file by fax/email directly with the court using the facsimile number(s) and email address which are available on the court’s website at www.plumas.courts.ca.gov.

INFO

Facsimile filing is permitted for civil, probate, and family law documents under the adopted California Rules of Court.

The Plumas Superior Court hereby adopts rule 2.300 et seq. of the California Rules of Court, allowing for the facsimile filing of civil, probate, and family law documents.

INFO

A party may submit documents electronically to the Appellate Division for filing.

A party may submit documents electronically to the Appellate Division for filing.

INFO

Persons and agencies defined in California Rule of Court 5.522(c) may fax specified juvenile dependency documents directly to the court using its published juvenile fax numbers.

Those persons and agencies as defined in rule 5.522(c) of the California Rules of Court, may file by fax directly with the court using the Juvenile facsimile number(s) which are available on the court’s website www.plumas.courts.ca.gov.