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A Filing Document Name refers to the type of filing (e.g. answer, demurrer, motion, etc.) and is used by the EFSP to properly designate the document(s) upon submission. Using the correct Filing Document Name is extremely important as it determines the appropriate fee and court workflow.
Effective September 19, 2022, the Superior Court of Los Angeles County will implement mandatory efiling for all adoptions documents as well as abandonment and emancipation documents filed by litigants and/or agencies represented by attorneys.
Filing parties may view documents submitted immediately through their electronic filing service provider’s (EFSP’s) portal. All other parties will be able to view a document upon acceptance by the Court from the internet or on public terminals located at any Los Angeles County courthouse.
Learn how to properly eFile legal documents in Los Angeles County with our eFiling Guide and insider information straight from the Los Angeles Courts.
Information on this web page is current as of May 1st, 2022. Please consult the Los Angeles Superior Court website to get the most up-to-date information about electronic filing for the Court.
As of October 21, 2024 Journal Technologies will be increasing our eFiling Service Provider per-use fee to $9.45 plus the 2.75% credit card fee. This site allows you to electronically file documents in limited and unlimited civil actions to the Los Angeles Superior Court.
What is e-Filing? What are the goals? How does It work? How will I know that the court has received my document? How will I know when it has been accepted and filed or rejected by the court? How can I check the status of my document? How can I check to see if a document originally marked as RECEIVED has been filed?
