Trinity Superior Court Electronic Filing Rules
14 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
The court does not accept filings sent directly by fax.
This court does not accept direct fax filings as provided by CRC Rule 2.304.
CRITICAL
Direct fax filings are not accepted by the court.
(A) This court does not accept direct fax filings as provided by CRC Rule 2.304.
CRITICAL
The court does not accept filings sent directly by fax.
(A) This court does not accept direct fax filings as provided by CRC Rule 2.304.
CRITICAL
Electronic-mail filings are accepted through the court’s dedicated filing email address.
Electronic mail filing 2 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
CRITICAL
The court accepts filings by email at court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
Electronic mail filing 4 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
CRITICAL
The court accepts electronic-mail filings at court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
Electronic mail filing 2 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
CRITICAL
The court does not accept direct fax filings under CRC Rule 2.304.
This court does not accept direct fax filings as provided by CRC Rule 2.304.
WARNING
The court accepts electronic-mail filings at court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
Electronic mail filing 1 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
WARNING
The court accepts filings through a fax filing agency under CRC Rule 2.303, except for documents identified in CRC Rule 2.300(b); attorneys or law offices may act as agencies if they meet CRC Rules 2.303 and 2.305.
This court will accept filings through a fax filing agency in accordance with CRC Rule 2.303, with the exception of those documents identified in CRC 2.300(b). “Fax filing agency” means an entity that receives documents by fax for processing and filing with the trial courts. An attorney or law office may be a “fax filing agency” for the attorney, law office, or others so long as all duties and requirements under CRC Rules 2.303 and 2.305 are met.
WARNING
Filings may be made through a fax filing agency under CRC Rule 2.303, except for documents identified in CRC Rule 2.300(b); attorneys or law offices may act as agencies if they meet the applicable requirements.
This court will accept filings through a fax filing agency in accordance with CRC Rule 2.303, with the exception of those documents identified in CRC 2.300(b). “Fax filing agency” means an entity that receives documents by fax for processing and filing with the trial courts. An attorney or law office may be a “fax filing agency” for the attorney, law office, or others so long as all duties and requirements under CRC Rules 2.303 and 2.305 are met.
WARNING
The court accepts email filings through court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
Electronic mail filing 1 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
WARNING
The court accepts filings by email through court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
Electronic mail filing 3 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
WARNING
The court accepts electronic-mail filings through court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
Electronic mail filing 4 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
INFO
The court accepts filings by email through court_filings@trinitycounty.org.
(B) Electronic mail filing 3 is accepted through our dedicated email address court_filings@trinitycounty.org
Is electronic filing required in Trinity Superior Court?
The court does not accept filings sent directly by fax.
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