Court Rules

Marquette County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Electronic Filing Rules

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

Facsimile filing is permitted but should be minimized, used only for time constraints or special circumstances, and not substituted for timely filing of originals.

Limited filing of documents with the Clerk of Circuit Court pursuant to Sec. 801.16, Stats., through the use of the plain-paper facsimile machine is permitted under these local rules. Facsimile filing shall be kept to a minimum and utilized only when necessitated by time constraints or other special circumstances. It shall not be used as a substitute for the timely filing of original documents.

Applies to
Documents without filing fee

Only documents that require no filing fee and incur no additional Clerk charge may be filed by facsimile.

Only documents that do not require a filing fee may be filed by facsimile transmission. Documents may be transmitted under the authority of this rule if no additional fee or charge must be paid to the Clerk of Circuit Court for accepting or receiving the facsimile document.

Documents filed under this rule may only be transmitted to the following numbers: Clerk of Circuit Clerk for Probate, Juvenile, Guardianship, Adoption or Emergency Detention matters, Papers filed Court - 608-297-9107 for Family, Civil, Small Claims, Criminal or Traffic matters,

Documents filed under this rule may only be transmitted to the following numbers: Clerk of Circuit Clerk for Probate, Juvenile, Guardianship, Adoption or Emergency Detention matters, Papers filed Court - 608-297-9107 for Family, Civil, Small Claims, Criminal or Traffic matters,

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

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

Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Facsimile filing is permitted but should be minimized, used only for time constraints or special circumstances, and not substituted for timely filing of originals.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 3, section 301 Fax Rule

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