No court filing fee for government attorneys using e-filing

Dec 31, 2014
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As more Missouri courts implement electronic filing for court documents, cities should be aware that government attorneys are now exempt from filing fees on new cases when using e-filing. Court Operating Rule 27.02(b) defines a “government attorney” as one who is using the e-filing system in his or her capacity “as a lawyer for the state of Missouri or one of its political subdivisions.”

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No court filing fee for government attorneys using e-filing

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