Clay Circuit Court Electronic Filing Rules
5 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Faxed documents will not be accepted for Clay County Division I motion-hour matters.
The only matters that will appear on the docket for Clay County for Division I are those matters which have been actually filed of record and in the physical possession of the Circuit Court Clerk by 4 :00 p.m. on the Friday immediately preceding motion hour on the following Thursday . Faxed documents will not be accepted.
Faxed documents will not be accepted.
Tuesday immediately preceding court on the following Tuesday . Faxed documents will not be accepted .
Faxed documents will not be accepted for Jackson County Division I motion-hour matters.
The only matters that will appear on the docket for Jackson County Division I are those matters which have been actually filed of record and in the physical possession of the Circuit Court Clerk by 4:00 p .m. on Wednesday immediately preceding motion hour on the following Tuesday . Faxed documents will not be accepted.
Faxed documents will not be accepted for Clay County Family Court Division II matters.
The only matters that will appear on the docket for Clay County Family Court-Division II are those matters which have been actually filed of record and in the physical possession of the Circuit Court Clerk by 4:00 p.m. on the Wednesday immediately preceding court on the following Wednesday . Faxed documents will not be accepted.
Is electronic filing required in Clay Circuit Court?
Faxed documents will not be accepted for Clay County Division I motion-hour matters.
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