Martin County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules

1 rule from official source documents

Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.

Civil cases

The standing order does not prohibit electronic filing as mandated by TRCP 21(f).

Nothing in th.is standing order prohibits the use of electronic filing as mandated by TRCP 2 l(f).

Common questions about Martin County District Court, Texas electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Martin County District Court, Texas?

Judge R. Shane Seaton: Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. The standing order does not prohibit electronic filing as mandated by TRCP 21(f).

View rule Official source Source: page 2, section STANDING ORDER ESTABLISHING CONFIDENTIALITY OF DFPS COURT RECORDS

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