eDelivery

eDelivery is a service that allows for the electronic submission of filing documents in Civil, Small Claims, Family Law and Probate cases. Documents submitted through eDelivery are not automatically filed and instead must be processed and entered into the case management system for filing by the Clerk’s Offices. eDelivery should not be confused with eFiling, which the Court expects to adopt for Civil, Probate, Appeals, and other case types later this year. Because of the time associated with processing eDelivery documents, parties are also reminded to adhere to filing deadlines applicable by statute and court rule (or court order). The Civil Department alone, receives approximately on average over 200 submissions a day, which can include multiple documents. Because of the volume of documents submitted by eDelivery and staffing shortages in the Clerk’s Office, late documents submitted for filing by eDelivery, including, but not limited to:
     - replies,
     - stipulations to continue a hearing,
     - notices of remote appearance, and
     - case management statements,
may not be processed timely for hearings.

• Notice of Documents Excluded From Electronic Delivery - Effective July 1, 2019
• eDelivery FAQs
• Sign-up and use eDelivery

Court Disclaimer

The eDelivery site is not under the control of the Court. The Court is not responsible for the content or availability of this third-party website. The Court is not an agent for this third party vendor, nor does the Court endorse or guarantee their products or services. The Court makes no representation or warranty regarding the accuracy of the information contained in this linked site. The Court strongly suggests that you always verify the information obtained from linked websites before acting upon this information.

Contact Journal Technologies with any issues that you may have via email or phone:
efile@journaltech.com or call (833) 402-9333 option 2

Also, please be aware that the security and privacy policies on the eDelivery site may be different than the Court's policies, so read their third party privacy and security policies carefully. If you have any questions or concerns about the products and services offered on this linked third party website, please contact Journal Technologies directly.