No, eFiling is not currently offered. Filings must be done in person or by mail.

The court processes civil, criminal, probate, small claims, and family law cases.

All filings must be submitted at the Trinity County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

Yes, mailed filings are accepted. Be sure to include the correct fees and copies.

Fees vary by case type. Contact the Clerk’s Office or check the court website for details.

Some case information may be available online. Check with the Clerk’s Office for access.

Copies can be requested in person or by mail, with applicable fees.

In some situations, alternative filing options may be available. Contact the court for details.

No, self-represented litigants can file cases, but legal guidance is recommended.

Case status updates can be obtained through the Clerk’s Office or online if available.

Late filings may be rejected or require a motion for acceptance. Contact the court for guidance.

Yes, some legal aid organizations provide assistance. The court may also offer procedural guidance.

Yes, eligible individuals can submit a fee waiver application.

Court hours vary, so check with the Clerk’s Office for the latest schedule.

The Trinity County Superior Court website or Clerk’s Office provides official court rules.