The Court will accept electronic filings from attorneys and pro-se parties only through CCE for case types in the CCE system. In cases that are not subject to e-filing, attorneys and unrepresented parties may email pleadings to the appropriate county email address, or deliver via U.S. Postal Service for filing. The clerks will notify filing parties to make the necessary corrections to any incorrect or incomplete forms or exhibits filed electronically or by mail, and may ask them to file in-person if necessary.  Audio or video exhibits will not be accepted via email.

The Court will accept electronic filings from attorneys and pro-se parties only through CCE for case types in the CCE system. In cases that are not subject to e-filing, attorneys and unrepresented parties may email pleadings to the appropriate county email address, or deliver via U.S. Postal Service for filing. The clerks will notify filing parties to make the necessary corrections to any incorrect or incomplete forms or exhibits filed electronically or by mail, and may ask them to file in-person if necessary.  Audio or video exhibits will not be accepted via email.

The Court will accept electronic filings from attorneys and pro-se parties only through CCE for case types in the CCE system. In cases that are not subject to e-filing, attorneys and unrepresented parties may email pleadings to the appropriate county email address, or deliver via U.S. Postal Service for filing. The clerks will notify filing parties to make the necessary corrections to any incorrect or incomplete forms or exhibits filed electronically or by mail, and may ask them to file in-person if necessary.  Audio or video exhibits will not be accepted via email.