Electronically filing court documents could get much less expensive if Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill that the Legislature sent to him on May 20.
May 27, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Electronically filing court documents could get much less expensive if Gov. Rick Perry signs a bill that the Legislature sent to him on May 20.
Currently, courts use the e-filing system through Texas.gov, and lawyers pay an e-filing fee each time they e-file a document.
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