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eFiling and eService to be mandatory for civil and family cases in 11 counties effective September 16. (Does not include probate/mental health or conciliation court cases.)   


Read the Supreme Court Order (PDF), which also mandates that eFiled documents be in searchable PDF format.

Read the Designation of Case Types and District Courts Subject to Mandatory e-Filing and e-Service Rules (PDF)


eFiling and eService are part of the Judicial Branch's eCourtMN initiative to move from paper to electronic case records.
Representing yourself in court? Visit the Self-Help Center to learn about topics such as Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Conciliation Court (small claims), Laws, Rules, Legal Research, and much more. 

Divorce Forms Now Available in I-CAN! Online Document Assembly for Cases Where Spouses Agree to Settle All Issues

 

Legal Advice Clinics Offered at Courthouses Throughout Minnesota


 

The Minnesota Supreme Court has authorized an Expedited Civil Litigation Track Pilot Project, effective July 1, 2013, for the district courts in Dakota County and the city of Duluth.

Read the news release

Read the Supreme Court order, the special rules, and the amendments (PDF)

 

Help Shape Minnesota’s Next Court System!

The Minnesota Judicial Branch is seeking input from court customers as part of its eCourtMN Initiative.  Your feedback will help us determine whether the vision and goals of eCourtMN are being met and how to improve our service.  Please click here to take the survey.

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