Alert:

The Court’s eCourt public portal is currently not available due to a worldwide security threat that attacks a certain computer language which the portal uses. We are working through the weekend to install new patches and expect to have it operational by this upcoming week. In the meantime, you may access information about your case or make any necessary filings by calling or visiting the appropriate clerks office.

SCAM ALERT:

Scammers are impersonating Pretrial Services to collect payments for GPS monitoring and other services.  Pretrial Services will never ask defendants or their family members for money. If you receive such a call, do not send payment or share any personal information.  Hang up and report it to law enforcement immediately.

Probate e-filing

See 6/28 Probate Bar presentation slides: Overview & Timeline / E-filing Process

DISCLAIMER: Protect Your Privacy

Many filed documents are viewable by the general public through the Court's eCourt Public Portal and/or at the courthouse. It is the sole responsibility of the filer to ensure that confidential identifiers are properly omitted or redacted prior to transmission. [California Rule of Court, rule 1.201]

Pursuant to Local Rule 7.2 the Probate division is implementing mandatory electronic filing (e-filing) for attorneys and providing the option of e-filing to self-represented litigants. Attorneys may elect to begin e-filing as of the dates shown below.

The implementation schedule for Probate e-filing is as follows:

Type Voluntary Date Mandatory Date
All Probate Case Types 9/5/2023 10/23/2023

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