Court Rules

Elyria Municipal Court, Ohio Document Format Requirements

6 rules from official source documents

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

CRITICAL

The transmission format and manner must be compatible with the Court’s then-current electronic equipment.

Every document to be filed shall be transmitted in a format and manner that can be read or downloaded by the electronic equipment then in use by the Court.

CRITICAL

An electronically filed document may not exceed 8½ by 11 inches.

No electronic filing shall be made of a document which exceeds 8 ½” X 11” in size.

WARNING

Counsel in an at-issue civil action may stipulate before or after pretrial to compulsory arbitration, but the stipulation must be in writing.

(2) Without limitation as to amount, counsel in any civil action which is at issue may stipulate in writing, before or after pretrial, that it may be submitted for compulsory arbitration in accordance with this rule.

WARNING

Format
PDF

Cases scanned or imaged by the court must be in PDF, TIF, or a format meeting Sup. R. 26 requirements, and retained accordingly.

All cases electronically scanned or imaged by the court will be either in a “Portable Document Format” (PDF), “Tagged Image File Format” (TIF) or in a format that meets the requirements set down in Sup. R. 26 and will be retained accordingly.

WARNING

Foreign forms must be neatly and appropriately altered to communicate the required mandate and order to the Garnishee or the Clerk will return them.

When utilizing foreign forms, unless the forms are neatly and appropriately altered to indicate to the Garnishee the required mandate and order, they will be returned by the Clerk.

INFO

Court records may be maintained electronically.

All Court Records may be maintained in an electronic format

Common questions about Elyria Municipal Court, Ohio document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Elyria Municipal Court, Ohio?

Elyria Municipal Court, Ohio's formatting rule includes the format and manner of transmission must allow the court’s then-current electronic equipment to read or download the document.. The transmission format and manner must be compatible with the Court’s then-current electronic equipment.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 9, section Rule 8: Electronic Filing

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