In this blog post we’re sharing what actual TurboCourt customers are saying about their experiences using TurboCourt i-Filing for: Forms preparation Electronic filing Filing management Many other advanced features available. See for yourself!… read more →
In today’s do-it-yourself-economy, people are empowered to manage nearly every aspect of their lives. The explosion of e-commerce, in part, led to a dramatic increase in the number of people… read more →
Free Virtual Self-Help Tools For Self-Represented NEW! Travis, Cameron and Williamson County District Courts become the first Texas courts to electronically accept uncontested divorce filings, powered by TurboCourt. TurboCourt is… read more →
Court systems across the country, and California Courts in particular, have experienced an explosion in the volume of unrepresented or “self-represented” persons appearing in court. Data shows that in California,… read more →
Interactive, Self-Guided Interviews for Civil e-Filing AZTurboCourt announces mandatory e-filing for attorneys filing civil case types in Pima County, AZ (the 2nd most populous county in the state!) **Effective April… read more →
Free, Safe, Immediate Access to Petitions & Protective Orders TurboCourt’s Domestic Violence / Protection From Abuse (DVPFA) service is a groundbreaking, internet-based tool for domestic violence online petitions, empowering Florida victims… read more →
Interactive Divorce Forms Now Available for Travis County Residents Austin, TX – December, 18, 2014 – e-Filing premiers in Travis County District Court, Texas. Clerk Amalia Rodriguez-Mendoza announced today her… read more →
Greetings from the TurboCourt Team! As 2014 closes, we are full steam ahead, adding new e-filing products and court clients across the nation, enhancing access to justice and increasing staff productivity. And… read more →
One of the smoothest releases yet, with no service interruptions, Superior Court of Maricopa County enables e-Filing for Tax Cases & Process Servers, improving services and lowering costs. And there’s… read more →
“Moving towards a paperless court system will be more efficient and economical, creating greater accessibility for citizens,” -Supreme Court Chief Justice Linda Stewart Dalianis June, 2014: The New Hampshire Judicial… read more →