Montague County Justice of the Peace Courts Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Written plea
Unless the Court directs otherwise, a defendant may submit a written plea by fax, email, or regular or certified mail, with a mailed plea postmarked by the appearance date.
Unless otherwise directed by the Court, defendants will appear at the Justice of the Peace court in which the case is filed, 1. According to the ON OR BEFORE date and location stated on their citation, OR 2. Submit a written plea by fax or email to the Court by the appearance date, OR 3. Submit a written plea by regular or certified mail which is postmarked by the appearance date.
WARNING
Justice of the Peace Courts currently do not provide e-filing services.
Justice of the Peace Courts do not currently provide e-filing services.
WARNING
Justice of the Peace Courts currently do not provide electronic filing services.
Justice of the Peace Courts do not currently provide e-filing services.
Is electronic filing required in Montague County Justice of the Peace Courts?
Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Unless the Court directs otherwise, a defendant may submit a written plea by fax, email, or regular or certified mail, with a mailed plea postmarked by the appearance date.
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