Florence County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Electronic Filing Rules

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

Applies to: Court document

Documents may be filed with the Clerk by mail, in person, or through e-filing; email filings are not accepted.

c) All documents filed with the Clerk of Court shall be accomplished by mail, in person at the Clerk of Courts office or through "e-filing". Email fillings will not be accepted.

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Applies to: Anticipated trial exhibits

Anticipated trial exhibits must be e-filed with the Clerk before trial and follow the e-filing recommendations and guidelines.

d) All anticipated trial exhibits shall be e-filed with Clerk of Court prior to the trial in a manner consistent with the e-filing recommendations and guidelines

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Facsimile filing is not accepted, except that pleas in traffic cases may be made by facsimile.

a) Facsimile Transmissions will be not accepted for filing documents with the Clerk of Court. Pleas in traffic cases may be made using facsimile

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All attorneys must register and opt in to the electronic filing system.

a) Appearances: All attorneys must register and opt-in to the electronic filing system as provided by §801.18 Wis. Stats.

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Common questions about Florence County Circuit Court, Wisconsin electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Florence County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?

Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Documents may be filed with the Clerk by mail, in person, or through e-filing; email filings are not accepted.

View rule Official source Source: page 2, section RULE 2: DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE CLERK OF COURT AND COURT FEES

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