Crittenden Circuit Court Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
WARNINGCivil cases
E-filing is preferred, and represented parties should use the e-filing system for Family Court matters when possible.
E-filing shall be the preferred method of filing. All parties with counsel should utilize the e-filing system for all Family Court matters when possible.
WARNINGCivil cases
- Applies to
- Motion
A motion not e-filed may be filed in person with the appropriate Clerk's office or by fax if a hard copy is subsequently filed of record within the rules' time limits.
Motions not e-filed may otherwise be filed in person at the appropriate Clerk's office, or by facsimile so long as a hard copy is subsequently file of record, within the time limits provided for in these rules.
INFOCivil cases
- Applies to
- Proposed documents
Proposed documents in an adoption action may be submitted to the Court by email.
Proposed documents may be submitted to the Court by email.
Is electronic filing required in Crittenden Circuit Court?
Electronic filing is optional for the covered filings. E-filing is preferred, and represented parties should use the e-filing system for Family Court matters when possible.
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