Service of Process may now be requested after a case has been initiated in select courts. If available for your location, the option to serve your accepted documents directly to parties at their home or place of business will be available via our new Service of Process option listed on the dashboard of your account. […]

Effective September 1, 2024, the Kings County Superior Court will no longer assess a Court Reporter Fee as the services of a Court Reporter for Unlimited Civil, Limited Civil, Family Law, and Probate will no longer be guaranteed for these case types. The Court will continue utilizing Electronic Recording for Limited Civil, Misdemeanor and Infraction […]

Any California court which is part of the Odyssey eFileCA court system uses Tyler Technologies’ payment processor called Tyler Online Gateway (TOGA). TOGA authorizes and charges all the fees assessed in the eFileCA courts including: Court document fees Court convenience fees The Odyssey eFile EFM service fee Your e-filing service provider (EFSP) fee As your […]

As your trusted e-filing service provider (EFSP), our system does not have authority over the filing fees the California Superior Courts assesses. Individual courts configures these fees and the filing clerk that these courts validates them upon their review of your submission. Once The Court accepts the filing with the applicable fees, our system also […]

The California Superior Courts do not provide e-filing vendors with any phone numbers to contact them that are better than what filers would find on their web sites. The list below are some links to the respective court’s contact page for California. Superior Court Contact Self-Help Appellate Court Alameda Contact Self-Help District 1 Alpine Contact […]

Small claims court allows you to sue a person, business, or government agency that you think owes you money. Generally, you can only sue for up to $10,000 in small claims court (or up to $5,000 if you’re a business) or more than $10,000 if you are suing a tenant for COVID-19 rental debt.

In certain instances the Fresno County Superior Court requires parties to delivery a courtesy copy of a electronically filed documents to the Judicial Officer. For more information visit the court’s e-filing web page.

In certain instances the Santa Clara Superior Court requires parties to delivery a courtesy copy of a electronically filed documents to the Judicial Officer. For more information visit the court’s e-filing local rule and / or frequently asked questions document.

In certain instances, nothing precludes a Judicial Officer from requesting a courtesy copy of a document electronically filed. For more information visit the court’s e-filing frequently asked questions document.