For some types of pleadings, as the Court always has there may be some requirements to include sensitive or private data in your pleadings.
Articles Tagged: court e-filing
Allowed court locations for e-filing
See a list of the courts that allow e-filing. The case initiation is the box that will be most helpful, there.
Request the court “seal” or make “private” a document when e-filing
If you need to e-file a document on an open case, and request that the court seal or make private a particular document, you may do so with the following steps.
What Utah State Court’s are accepting e-filing?
All the major Utah District Courts are now allowing e-filing on civil cases. There are a few smaller contract courts that are not allowing e-filing, just yet. The following table provides a list of who is currently accepting e-filing. Allowing E-Filing Exceptions Coming Soon 1st district Randolph (Rich County) 2nd District Morgan (Morgan County) 3rd […]
Documents and pleadings allowed for e-filing
The Utah District Courts are currently allowing all documents in the general civil, domestic, probate and criminal case type to be e-filed. You are able to initiate a new filing case by filing a complaint, petition or file subsequent or follow-up documents on an existing case. There are plans to expand e-filing to other case […]
Is e-filing mandatory?
Currently the Utah Courts have made participation in the e-filing system voluntary. As the use of e-filing grows in the state, that may change. E-filing is encouraged as it will allow firms to reduce the amount of paper and staff time used to deliver documents to the courts. E-filing is expected to allow the courts […]