What is the status of eFileTexas support?

Texas court coverage via eFileTexas.gov and major county district clerk portals is Planned. ConnectMyDocket currently runs Live in Los Angeles (LASC Court Connect) and is setting up its first group of New York NYSCEF firms, with Texas e-service and county docket capture on the roadmap.

How does eFileTexas document capture work?

When filings and orders are served through eFileTexas.gov or posted to county district clerk dockets (such as Harris County District Clerk in Houston, Dallas County, Bexar County, Travis County and Tarrant County), the planned Texas connector captures the PDF before the eFileTexas link expires, renames it to your firm’s convention, files it in the case folder and sends one 7:00 AM digest.

Which Texas case management and storage systems are targeted?

Dropbox runs today; OneDrive, SharePoint, Filevine, Clio, Litify, CASEpeer and SmartAdvocate are in development for first firms.

Texas District & County Courts · eFileTexas.gov · Planned

eFileTexas filings and county orders, downloaded, named and filed to the case folder.

Short answer: Texas litigation firms in Houston (Harris County), Dallas, San Antonio (Bexar County), Austin (Travis County) and Fort Worth (Tarrant County) deal with expiring eFileTexas.gov document links and separate county clerk portals. Texas support is Planned on ConnectMyDocket to capture every new filing automatically, rename it to your firm's convention, file it in your case folders and send one morning summary.

Join the first Texas group See a sample 7:00 AM email

Designed for Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Austin trial dockets

Across the Harris County Civil Courthouse in Houston, the George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building in Dallas, the Bexar County Courthouse in San Antonio and the Travis County Civil and Family Courts Facility in Austin, paralegals spend every morning downloading eFileTexas service links before they expire, checking county clerk portals for signed Docket Control Orders and dragging renamed PDFs into Filevine, Clio, Litify, Dropbox or OneDrive.

Tell us which Texas counties and storage or case management system your firm uses below to join the first Texas onboarding group.

Texas eFileTexas questions

What is the status of eFileTexas support?: Texas court coverage via eFileTexas.gov and major county district clerk portals is Planned. ConnectMyDocket currently runs Live in Los Angeles (LASC Court Connect) and is setting up its first group of New York NYSCEF firms, with Texas e-service and county docket capture on the roadmap.
How does eFileTexas document capture work?: When filings and orders are served through eFileTexas.gov or posted to county district clerk dockets (such as Harris County District Clerk in Houston, Dallas County, Bexar County, Travis County and Tarrant County), the planned Texas connector captures the PDF before the eFileTexas link expires, renames it to your firm’s convention, files it in the case folder and sends one 7:00 AM digest.
Which Texas case management and storage systems are targeted?: Dropbox runs today; OneDrive, SharePoint, Filevine, Clio, Litify, CASEpeer and SmartAdvocate are in development for first firms.

See it on a morning like yours.

Tell us which court portal you check and where your case folders live. We will walk through a real morning run and show how your firm's naming rules and folder structure map over.

Bring the person who downloads and files documents today.

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