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Sonoma — CLERK'S NOTICE - Mandatory E-Filing Effective 1/1/2020
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Sonoma — CLERK'S NOTICE - Mandatory E-Filing Effective 1/1/2020¶
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Superior Court of California County of Sonoma
ANNOUNCEMENT
MANDATORY E-FILING December 23, 2019
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2020: Mandatory E-Filing Effective January 1, 2020
Pursuant to Local Rules 18.22 et seq. effective January 1, 2020: “Subject to the exceptions in Local Rule 18.23, all represented parties, and other represented persons, are required to electronically file documents…for the following Case Types/Categories: 1. All Civil Matters; 2. All Probate Matters; 3. All Family Law Matters (including Department of Child Support Services matters).” Note that “Self- represented parties, or other self-represented persons, are exempt from mandatory electronic filing requirements….” Note that fees associated with e-filing are waived for individuals who have a demonstrated inability to pay court fees.
For more information regarding e-filing please visit the Court’s website at http://sonoma.courts.ca.gov/.