Langlade County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Electronic Filing Rules
2 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Document to be filed with clerk
Filing documents with the Clerk by facsimile is generally prohibited, except for specified correspondence, a notice of retainer, or a document approved for facsimile transmittal by the Judge.
Facsimile transmissions of documents to be filed with the Clerk of Court are generally not allowed unless one of the following exceptions applies: Correspondence directed to the Clerk of Court or Judicial Assistant, which addresses the administration of the case, and is not a pleading, brief or motion. 2. A notice of retainer. (b) The above-stated limitations do not apply to the following: 1. Any document for which transmittal by facsimile has been approved by the Judge.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Copy to judge
Copies may be sent by facsimile directly to the Judge if they are not for filing with the Clerk or are courtesy copies whose originals are filed with the Clerk by mail or in person.
Copies of documents that are sent directly to the Judge and are either documents that are not to be filed with the Clerk of Court, or are courtesy copies of documents the originals of which have been or are at the same time filed with the Clerk of Court by mail or in person.
Is electronic filing required in Langlade County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Filing documents with the Clerk by facsimile is generally prohibited, except for specified correspondence, a notice of retainer, or a document approved for facsimile transmittal by the Judge.
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