Jack County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules

Applies to

Orders and judgments

All orders and judgments must be submitted to the Court, by electronic filing through the District Clerk, for entry within seven (7) days from the date of the hearing or decision by the Court.

All orders and judgments must be submitted to the Court, by electronic filing through the District Clerk, for entry within seven (7) days from the date of the hearing or decision by the Court.

Applies to

Final judgment

A final judgment not approved by all appearing counsel or opposing parties must be e-filed through the District Clerk, and the preparing party must mail a copy to opposing counsel or unrepresented parties.

All final judgments which are not approved by all counsel or opposing parties who appeared before the Court shall be forwarded to the Court, by electronic filing through the District Clerk, a copy shall be mailed to all opposing counsel or unrepresented parties by the party preparing the judgment.

The clerk may accept eligible documents electronically, except bonds and signed orders or judgments.

10.1 The clerk is authorized to accept for filing via electronic transmission any document which might be filed in a court action except: (a) bonds; (b) signed orders or judgments.

The clerk does not accept an electronically transmitted document for filing until court costs and fees have been paid.

10.3 No document electronically transmitted shall be accepted by the clerk for filing until court costs and fees have been paid. Court costs and fees may be paid by Mastercard, Visa, or Discover account approved by the clerk.

Electronically tendered documents will not be filed if fees are unpaid, charge information is incomplete, or the documents do not conform to applicable rules.

Documents tendered to the clerk electronically without payment of court costs and fees, or with incomplete information on the charge authorization or request, or which do not conform to applicable rules, will not be filed.

Applies to

Orders and judgments

All orders and judgments must be submitted to the Court, by electronic filing through the District Clerk, for entry within seven (7) days from the date of the hearing or decision by the Court.

All orders and judgments must be submitted to the Court, by electronic filing through the District Clerk, for entry within seven (7) days from the date of the hearing or decision by the Court.

Applies to

Final judgment

Final judgments not approved by all appearing counsel or opposing parties must be electronically filed through the District Clerk.

All final judgments which are not approved by all counsel or opposing parties who appeared before the Court shall be forwarded to the Court, by electronic filing through the District Clerk,

The clerk may accept documents electronically for filing, except bonds and signed orders or judgments.

10.1 The clerk is authorized to accept for filing via electronic transmission any document which might be filed in a court action except: (a) bonds; (b) signed orders or judgments.