ELECTRONIC FILING-MONTGOMERY COUNTY OHIO

Many courts in the United States are moving to e-filing.  This filing method has a presence in 99% of the Federal Courts and is used many state courts.  The National Center for State Courts provides significant resources and information on e-filing.

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In its simplest form, electronic filing is the substitution of an electronic document for a traditional paper document. With the evolution of Internet technology, electronic filing has become a highly secure and reliable method for sending, receiving, and managing

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One of the early decisions of the e-filing group was to research and recommend a document format standard for Montgomery County e-filings. PDF or portable document format was developed by Adobe Systems. This type of electronic document has become a de facto standard for all types of electronic documents and information. A user may prepare [...]

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The Technology Standards Committee of the Ohio Supreme Court has been very active in developing standards for computer technology for the Ohio Courts. Standards have been developed for fax filing and case management. Standards for electronic filing of court documents have been published for comment during the coming months. The Montogomery County e-filing work group [...]

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The Clerk of Court and the General Division of the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court have embarked on an exciting project that will pave the way for electronic filing of court pleadings and documents. This is a unique project in that a group comprised of representatives from the Clerk, the General Division, and the Dayton Bar Association are [...]

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RSS or real simple syndication is a tool that notifies you of any updates or information to the blog.  You can receive this notification through a personal computer or cell phone. The Electronic Filing blog generates news and information about the joint electronic project of the Montgomery County Clerk of Courts and Montgomery County Common Pleas Court, General [...]

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The Clerk of Courts, General Division, and a committee of attorneys and law office staffers have been working to develop an electronic filing system for the General Division. The development effort started by researching different business models for court electronic filing.  A transaction model involves paying a vendor an individual transaction fee for each piece of paper [...]

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