Lawyers report mixed reactions in the two weeks since a Texas Supreme Court order made electronic filing mandatory in the state’s 10 most populous counties.
Two lawyers said they’re frustrated, with one saying clients lost their homes to foreclosure as a result of e-filing delays. But for two other attorneys, e-filing is going well—or at least getting better. And Tyler Technologies provides the service for the state noted that the vast majority of filings arrive to a clerk within one minute.
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