Which Filing Types Can (And Can’t) Be E-Filed In California?
In California, most civil, probate, and family law documents can be submitted through e-filing systems, making it easier for both attorneys and the public to file and access court records online. However, not all documents are eligible for electronic submission. Certain filings—such as original wills, specific sealed records, and some fee waiver requests—must still be […]
How To Format A Document For Court E-Filing (California Rules 2025)
Proper formatting is essential when submitting documents to California courts through e-filing. Standard requirements typically include 12-point black font, double spacing, and margins of at least 2.5 centimeters on all sides. File names should be clear and descriptive, ideally including the case number and document type for easy identification. Each page must contain a footer […]