Howard County Circuit Court Electronic Filing Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Postponement request
Postponement requests must be filed electronically in accordance with the Maryland Rules.
All requests for postponement must be electronically filed in accordance with the MD Rules.
CRITICAL
Counsel and other registered MDEC users must electronically file postponement requests, except requests for family law scheduling/status conferences and telephone scheduling conferences.
All requests for postponements (with the exception of family law scheduling/status conferences and telephone scheduling conferences– see separate policies below) submitted by counsel or any other registered MDEC user, shall be filed electronically in accordance with the MD Rules.
CRITICAL
The Clerk does not accept faxed or emailed copies of postponement requests.
Verbal or telephone requests will not be considered, and the Clerk cannot accept faxed or emailed copies of postponement requests.
INFO
Self-represented litigants who are not registered for MDEC may file postponement requests on paper in the Clerk's office.
Self-represented litigants (who have not registered for MDEC) can file postponement requests in accordance with the MD Rules, in paper form, in the Clerk's office.
Is electronic filing required in Howard County Circuit Court?
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Postponement requests must be filed electronically in accordance with the Maryland Rules.
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