Midland County Courts at Law Electronic Filing Rules
1 rule from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
- Applies to
- Attorney vacation designation letter
An attorney may designate continuing-education and vacation days by e-filing a letter in the District Clerk’s vacation file and must email a copy to the Court Coordinator in each court where the attorney has pending cases.
Each attorney may designate days for continuing legal education and for vacations by e-filing a letter with the District Clerk in the attorney vacation file maintained by the District Clerk. A copy of the letter shall also be emailed to the Court Coordinator in each court in which the attorney has cases pending.
Is electronic filing required in Midland County Courts at Law?
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. An attorney may designate continuing-education and vacation days by e-filing a letter in the District Clerk’s vacation file and must email a copy to the Court Coordinator in each court where the attorney has pending cases.
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