On July 1st, eFIling will be mandatory for attorneys who practice in the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. For additional information see wicourts.gov/news/view.jsp?i…
Check out the appellate court eFiling website for more information! wicourts.gov/ecourts/efileap…
On August 3rd, a voluntary eFiling pilot will begin in Wisconsin Court of Appeals District 3, which serves the northern half of Wisconsin. Attorneys who want to try out eFiling can use their existing eCourts accounts to file new cases or opt in to pending cases to file documents.
Self help sites are available on the Court System website. The links to each page are:
Restraining orders: wicourts.gov/services/public…
Small claims: wicourts.gov/services/public…
Family: wicourts.gov/services/public…
Three new self-help sites are available for self-represented litigants for restraining orders, family and small claims cases. These sites use an online interview process for filers to complete the forms necessary to file cases and documents with the circuit courts.
Mandatory eFiling for the remaining case types and classification codes will go into effect on 12/15 for attorneys. Juvenile injunctions & judgments, temporary restraining orders & physical custody requests, and juvenile CHIPS 68998 - waiver of parental consent.
The Appellate Court eFiling site has been updated! As part of the update, the system inadvertently sent emails to all attorneys with appellate cases. Please disregard these emails. We apologize for the confusion and the numerous emails you may have received.
On 9/29 the Appellate Court eFile site will be updated with a new look & feel, similar to that of the Circuit Court eFile site. A pilot project for eFiling in the appellate courts will begin in October. For information on the pilot & interim rule see: wicourts.gov/scrules/1902.ht…
CCAP will be piloting voluntary eFiling for: juvenile injunction and juvenile judgment case types as well as restraining orders, waiver of parental consent, and temporary physical custody requests. Pilot counties include: Shawano, Menominee, Portage & Wood no later than 8/23/19.
New case types have been converted to mandatory eFile as of 3/4/19.
Adoption, Termination of parental rights, John Doe, Complex forfeiture, Commitment of an inmate, Juvenile case types: guardianship, commitment, delinquency, and CHIPS.
Court official signatures will now be placed at the top of court forms and orders. Click here for more details: wisbar.org/newspublications/…
eFiling is now mandatory for the following case types: guardianship, mental commitment, judgments and liens.
Juvenile case types are being implemented on a voluntary basis. Check here to see which counties are participating: wicourts.gov/ecourts/efileci…
Changes are on the horizon for court official electronic signatures. Find out how this affects you and see what else is new with circuit court eFiling: wicourts.gov/ecourts/efileci…
Voluntary eFiling for guardianship, mental commitment, judgments and liens is available in most counties. These case types will transition to mandatory eFiling on September 1, 2018. Check here to see which counties are participating in voluntary eFIling: wicourts.gov/ecourts/efileci…
Mandatory eFiling for probate and informal probate cases is now in effect statewide. Voluntary eFiling for judgment and lien case types will be available in designated counties starting March 19th.
The next software release will allow Registers in Probate to enable mental commitment and guardianship cases for eFiling, as well as many new features. Check out the latest release notes here:
wicourts.gov/ecourts/efileci…
eFile Support help desk closed Monday. In observation of the upcoming Martin Luther King, Jr. state holiday, the Wisconsin eFile Support help desk will be closed. We will have limited emergency staff available to assist with urgent issues.
Re-enabling document links in the email notifications from the eFiling system will be addressed in a patch release. We expect to have this addressed in the next few days. Thanks for your patience.
Burnett County has implemented mandatory eFiling 10/16. Mandatory eFiling is statewide for CV, SC, PA, FA, CF, CM, CT, TR, & FO case types!
