Sheridan County District Court, Montana Electronic Filing Rules
2 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
Lawyers admitted in Montana or appearing pro hac vice must register for and use electronic filing in cases capable of e-filing, unless a waiver is granted upon application for compelling and extenuating circumstances.
Consistent with Temporary Electronic Filing Rules 2(b), use of the electronic filing system for all lawyers admitted to practice in Montana, or those appearing pro hac vice, is mandatory in all cases capable of being electronically filed. All lawyers practicing in the Fifteenth Judicial District shall become registered users of the electronic filing system and shall use the system. Upon application to the Clerk of District Court of a particular county, waivers for use of the system may be granted for compelling and extenuating circumstances.
INFO
A party may file a document by mail or electronic transmission, subject to this Rule and the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure.
A party may file a document by mail or electronic transmission, subject to the provisions of this Rule and the Montana Rules of CivilProcedure.
Is electronic filing required in Sheridan County District Court, Montana?
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Lawyers admitted in Montana or appearing pro hac vice must register for and use electronic filing in cases capable of e-filing, unless a waiver is granted upon application for compelling and extenuating circumstances.
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