Throckmorton County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules
7 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICALCourt notice
In-person paper filings are accepted only from self-represented filers, as original judge orders, or as properly date- and time-stamped bench filings.
Paper documents brought in to the District Clerk's office will only be accepted by Pro Se filers, Original Orders from the Judge or paper documents that were accepted as Bench Filings with the proper date/time stamp by the Judge as per statute.
CRITICALCourt notice
Attorneys may not file paper documents over the counter unless an exception listed in the notice applies.
No paper documents from attorneys will be accepted over the counter for filing in the District Clerk's office, unless they fall under the exceptions listed below.
CRITICALCourt notice
Attorneys may not file documents by mail; mailed documents will be returned unfiled for e-filing.
Documents mailed from an attorney will be returned unfiled so that you may e-file them accordingly.
CRITICALCourt notice
Documents filed under seal, presented in camera, or restricted by law or court order must not be filed electronically.
The following documents must not be filed electronically: - Documents filed under seal or presented to the court in camera; and - Documents to which access is otherwise restricted by law or court order
CRITICALCourt notice
- Applies to
- Civil document
Documents in civil matters must be e-filed, subject to the stated exceptions for unrepresented individuals and documents that cannot be filed electronically.
Per the Texas Supreme Court mandate miscellaneous order MD 12-9208, all documents that are part of civil matters must be e-filed.
CRITICALCourt notice
The District Clerk's office does not accept filings by fax.
NO FAX filings will be accepted by this office.
WARNINGCourt notice
Self-represented filers may submit documents by mail because they are not subject to the e-file mandate.
Mailed documents will only be accepted by Pro Se filers as they do not fall under the Mandate issued by the Supreme Court.
Is electronic filing required in Throckmorton County District Court, Texas?
Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. In-person paper filings are accepted only from self-represented filers, as original judge orders, or as properly date- and time-stamped bench filings.
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