New: a trial court in 1 of every 10 U.S. counties. Read the post
Court Rules

Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Illinois (2nd Judicial Circuit) Electronic Filing Rules

3 rules from official source documents

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

The Clerk must not file documents received by fax unless a Supreme Court Rule authorizes it.

The Clerk of the Court shall not file documents received by facsimile transmission unless otherwise authorized by Supreme Court Rule.

The Clerk may not file documents received by fax unless a Supreme Court Rule authorizes it.

The Clerk of the Court shall not file documents received by facsimile transmission unless otherwise authorized by Supreme Court Rule

During mediation, pleadings related to mediated issues require leave of court, except for the listed mediation documents, agreed or stipulated pleadings, qualifying sworn endangerment pleadings, motions to withdraw, and discovery requests and responses.

During this period, no pleadings related to issues to be mediated shall be filed without leave of court except: (a) Documents required for mediation; (b) Pleadings as to which stipulation is being made or agreement have been reached; (c) Sworn pleadings based upon asserted present or threatened serious endangerment to the physical or emotional health of the minor(s) or a party to the litigation based upon asserted facts or circumstances which have arisen subsequent to entry of the Mediation Order or of which the pleading party could not have known prior to entry of said order; (d) Motions for leave to withdraw as counsel for a party; and (e) Discovery requests and responses.

Common questions about Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Illinois (2nd Judicial Circuit) electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Illinois (2nd Judicial Circuit)?

The Clerk must not file documents received by fax unless a Supreme Court Rule authorizes it.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 6, section RULE 6. PLEADINGS

2 more rules answer this question.