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Another county to begin e-filing
By: Matt Chaney//August 16, 2018
Starting in September, Berkeley County will begin requiring mandatory e-filing.
Beginning Sept. 4, all common pleas cases filed or pending in Berkeley County must be e-filed, unless the type of filing is excluded from the pilot program.
This makes Berkeley County the 38th county to require digital filing.
Attorneys should check the South Carolina Filing Policies and Guidelines and the training materials available on the e-Filing portal at http://www.sccourts.org/efiling/.
The website also describes which filings are exempt.
The only counties which haven’t begun e-filing are Abbeville, Charleston, Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Marion and Marlboro.
The South Carolina Court Administration plans to have every county using e-filing by February 2019.
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