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E-filing for Attorneys & State Agencies.
- Attorneys
Attorneys: E-Filing is mandatory for attorneys filing into...
- Self-Represented Litigants
E-filing is available in all Maryland jurisdictions....
- E-filing and Landlord Tenant
Instructions for E-filing Failure to Pay Rent Complaints...
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E-filing - State Agencies There are two portals to access...
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E-filing questions and technical issues: Go to Tyler...
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Approving the Pilot Projects in Anne Arundel and Wicomico...
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Searching Maryland court records; Finding a court form;...
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Will e-filing submissions be reviewed on the spot (as to not...
- Attorneys
E-filing is available in all Maryland jurisdictions. E-filing is offered by multiple E-filing service providers. Contact information for certified vendors can be found here. Important Information About Retrieving Case Records. You can view your case record on a public kiosk located in an MDEC courthouse.
Maryland Judiciary Record Search Portal – available to registered attorneys or electronic parties in a case, who will be given full access, including remote access, to all case records in that action.
Watch this video to learn how to register with the Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC, pronounced em-deck) to view your case online. You can register with MDEC to view case information including court documents, but you can only do this for cases in which you are a party.
Maryland Electronic Court (MDEC) provides self-represented litigants and attorneys greater access to courts with the ability to eFile and eServe court documents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from anywhere with an Internet connection.
All attorneys filing cases in Baltimore County must use the Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) e-filing system. Self-represented litigants are permitted to file electronically, but do not have to if they do not want to. There are two parts to e-filing: Viewing —called "MDEC Portal". Filing —called "File and Serve".
eFiling in Maryland. How to submit electronic filings in Maryland courts. With the exception of Baltimore City, eFiling is mandatory for all attorneys filing into Maryland courts. You may use the Maryland Odyssey File and Serve site, or you may opt to use an electronic filing service provider (EFSP) such as InfoTrack for more convenience and ease.
