Lewis and Clark County District Court, Montana Electronic Filing Rules
5 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
Lewis and Clark County does not accept filings by email or fax.
In Lewis and Clark County, email and fax filings will no longer be accepted.
CRITICAL
Fax filings are no longer accepted in Broadwater County.
Fax filings will no longer be accepted.
CRITICAL
Filings in DC, DD, DN, DJ, DR, DV, and DI cases must comply with the referenced electronic-filing order and incorporated rules.
All filings in DC, DD, DN, DJ, DR, DV, and DI cases must be filed in accordance with the Court’s standing Order Implementing Electronic Filing System and Email Filing Discontinued and Abolished, DV-2023-11 (Apr. 10, 2023), which adopts and incorporates the Montana Supreme Court’s Temporary Electronic Filing Rules, Cause No. AF 14-0745.
CRITICAL
Self-represented litigants and litigants in other case types must file documents conventionally with the Clerk of Court.
Self-represented litigants and litigants in other case types must file documents conventionally with the Clerk of Court.
INFO
Documents may be submitted for filing by email in Broadwater County.
In Broadwater County, documents may be submitted for filing by email.
Is electronic filing required in Lewis and Clark County District Court, Montana?
No. Electronic filing is prohibited for the covered filings. Lewis and Clark County does not accept filings by email or fax.
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