Court Rules

Sauk County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Electronic Filing Rules

4 rules from official source documents

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

CRITICAL

Applies to
Facsimile document

A fax sent through a noncourt agency, party, or company may be accepted for filing only if it complies with the local rule or is approved by the assigned judge or court commissioner and certified by the party or attorney.

Facsimile documents transmitted to a plain-paper facsimile machine of a noncourt agency, party, or company for the receipt, transmittal and delivery to the clerk of circuit court shall be accepted for filing only if the transmission complies with this local rule or has been approved by the assigned judge or court commissioner and certified by the party or attorney.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Facsimile document

Direct facsimile filings must be sent to 608-355-3480 to be accepted for filing.

Facsimile documents transmitted directly to the Sauk County Circuit Court shall be accepted for filing only at 608-355-3480

WARNING

Applies to
Facsimile document

An assigned judge may authorize in advance a nonconforming filing if good cause is shown and the filing complies with §801.16, Wisconsin Statutes.

A judge assigned to a particular matter may authorize in advance the filing of particular documents in that case that do not conform to these rules if good cause is shown and they are in conformance with §801.16, Wisconsin Statutes.

WARNING

Applies to
Written answer

Written answers may be filed by facsimile as permitted by Sauk County Circuit Court rules.

Written answers may be filed by facsimile as permitted and in accordance with Sauk County Circuit Court rules.

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

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

A fax sent through a noncourt agency, party, or company may be accepted for filing only if it complies with the local rule or is approved by the assigned judge or court commissioner and certified by the party or attorney.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 6, section Rule 7 - Facsimile Transmission and Filing of Documents with the Court

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