Kerr County District Courts Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
Attorneys must electronically file documents with the District Clerk and obtain a file mark before submitting them to the Court Coordinator.
All filings by attorneys must be E-filed with the District Clerk and file marked prior to being submitted to the Court Coordinator.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Request for setting
A setting for trial on the merits will be made in response to a written Request for Setting submitted directly to the Court Coordinator at the Kerr County Office. The party requesting a setting should E-file the Request for Setting with the Clerk, then forward a copy of the file marked request to the Court Coordinator with the agreed order setting.
A setting for trial on the merits will be made in response to a written Request for Setting submitted directly to the Court Coordinator at the Kerr County Office. The party requesting a setting should E-file the Request for Setting with the Clerk, then forward a copy of the file marked request to the Court Coordinator with the agreed order setting.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Request for setting
The party requesting a setting should E-file the Request for Setting with the Clerk.
The party requesting a setting should E-file the Request for Setting with the Clerk.
Is electronic filing required in Kerr County District Courts?
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Attorneys must electronically file documents with the District Clerk and obtain a file mark before submitting them to the Court Coordinator.
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