Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan Electronic Filing Rules
63 rules from official source documents
Rules 51 to 63, page 2 of 2
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICALCivil cases
- Applies to
- Joint final pretrial order
The joint final pretrial order must be e-filed by 3:30 p.m. on the Friday before trial.
The joint Final Pre-Trial Order must be e-filed no later than 3:30 pm on the Friday prior to trial.
CRITICALCivil cases
- Applies to
- Summary disposition motion
The moving party must e-file the motion and submit a praecipe with a placeholder Thursday hearing date at least 42 days after filing.
Moving party to submit motion through efiling and submit the praecipe with a "placeholder" hearing date on a Thursday at 9:30 am, at least 42 days after the motion filing date.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Mediation status report
The plaintiffs are responsible for ensuring the Mediation Status Report is electronically filed and served.
Facilitator shall file Mediation Status Report (SCAO form MC280) within seven (7) days of completing facilitation (date must be specified) and Plaintiff(s) are responsible for ensuring such report is electronically filed and served; and
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Praecipe
Submit the praecipe through the Court’s website after the filing is entered.
SUBMIT PRAECIPE THRU COURT WEBSITE AFTER FILING IS ENTERED USING:HTTPS://WWW.3RDCC.ORG/EFILING/EPRAECIPE
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Summary disposition motion
File a summary-disposition motion in Mi-file with a notice stating the hearing date and time are to be determined by the Court, then email the Judicial Attorney to request a hearing only after the motion is accepted for filing.
Mi-file motion with notice of hearing as a date and time to be determined by the Court. After filing, email the Court's Judicial Attorney at brian.hodgman@3rdcc.org to request a hearing. Do NOT email the Judicial Attorney until the motion has been accepted for filing by the Mi-filing system.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Proposed jury instructions
Attorneys must submit proposed jury instructions through Mi-file.
Attorneys submit proposed instructions thru Mi-file
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Praecipe
After filing a motion or objection, submit a praecipe through the Third Circuit website to obtain Court acceptance of the proposed hearing date.
12. After a motion or objection is filed, the proposed hearing date must be accepted by the Court by submitting a praecipe thru the 3rd Circuit's website at: https://www.3rdcc.org/efiling/epraecipe
WARNING
The court uses electronic filing, and filers may register through the MiFILE registration link.
The Third Circuit Court is an e-filing Court. Register for e-filing here: https://mifile.courts.michigan.gov/register
WARNING
- Applies to
- Order
Parties may e-file an order the same day or when it is approved as to form and signed by all parties under the 7-day rule.
Parties may e-file order on the same day or when order is approved as to form and signed by all parties under 7 day rule. MCR 2.602(B).
WARNINGCivil cases
- Applies to
- Scheduling order
The Court will set the hearing date by scheduling order and e-file it to the parties only after receiving the motion’s hard copy.
The Court will set the date via scheduling order which will be e-filed to parties ONLY upon receipt of the hard copy of the motion.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Praecipe
File praecipes through ePraecipe.
To file a praecipe, visit ePraecipe (3rdcc.org).
INFO
- Applies to
- Order
Parties may e-file an order on the same day or when it is approved as to form and signed by all parties under the seven-day rule.
Parties may e-file order on the same day or when order is approved as to form and signed by all parties under 7 day rule. MCR 2.602(B).
INFO
- Applies to
- Emergency motion
Emergency motions may be e-filed.
Emergency Motions can be e-filed.
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