state of iowa, ex rel e.j.c. minor child vs. joshua alan pranschke vs. megan m combes

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In the Iowa District Court in and for SAC County

Case No: 02811 DRCV018643 Title: STATE OF IA EX REL VS JOSHUA ALAN

PRANSCHKE

NOTICE REGARDING ELECTRONIC FILINGThis case has been converted to an electronic case by Order of the Court.

New rules apply to electronically filed cases.

Because your case has been converted to an electronic case, it is now governed by Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining

to the Use of the Electronic Document Management System.What is required of you?You must register to use the Electronic Document Management System (EDMS).

If you haven't already registered, please log on to the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website at

https://www.iowacourts.state.ia.us/EFile to register.You are required to have a current e-mail account for use with EDMS. Registration requires you to understand

and agree to comply with the rules that govern electronic filing, contained the Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining to

the use of the Electronic Document Management System, available on the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website.Your registration constitutes your request for, and consent to, electronic service of court-generated documents

and documents filed electronically by other parties. When you have completed your registration, you can begin

filing and viewing documents on your case and receiving notifications of filings, and events.EXCEPTIONS: For good cause, the court may authorize you to submit a document in paper. Upon showing of

exceptional circumstances, the chief judge of the district in which a case is pending may grant you an exemption

from registering and filing electronically.You must protect private information when using EDMS.

Division VI of Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic Document Management System

specifies personal information that is now considered protected by the court, as well as what you must do to

keep protected personal information out of the public documents you eFile.Training and technical support are available for EDMS.

Technical support for the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website is available at 1-877-369-8324. If you have

questions about court procedures related to electronic filing, contact your county clerk of court office.

E-FILED 2013 APR 29 4:22 PM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT


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We look forward to your comments and suggestions

as we implement electronic filings in the Iowa Courts

In The Iowa District Court for the Second Judicial DistrictIn re the conversion of paper files

to electric documentsAdministrative Order

Iowa Court Rule 16.102 authorizes a chief judge to order the conversion of paper court files to an

electronic file of any case not subject to the Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic Document

Management System (EDMS). It is in the best interest of all for the Court to have access via EDMS to pending

files that exist at the time a county clerk of court office implements EDMS. Accordingly:It is so Ordered that:

1. Each Clerk of Court may take action to convert paper case files that are pending and will likely

appear on a future court schedule as soon as implementation of EDMS begins in their respective

counties.

2. The Clerk shall work with the local Court to identify specific documents that are to be scanned in

each case type. Upon implementation of electronic filing in the County, the security level of

these electronic records shall be as identified by the EDMS Business Advisory Committee.

3. The Clerk shall send the Notice Regarding Electronic Filing to the attorneys and parties

appearing pro se.

4. Once notified, counsel of record or parties appearing pro se shall apply the rules pertaining to

protection of personal privacy (Iowa Ct.R.16.602 through 16.607) to all future filings in thatcase.

5. After being notified of commencement of the electronic filing in that County, attorneys, parties

appearing pro se and all other shall file all future filings on that case electronically.It is so Ordered:Dated 3rd day of November, 2010

/s/ Kurt L. Wilke

Kurt L. Wilke, Chief Judge of the Second

Judicial District of Iowa



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Case ID : 02811 DRCV018643 - STATE OF IA EX REL VS JOSHUAALAN PRANSCHKE

Event Cd : NOOT

JOSHUA A PRANSCHKE filed



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In the Iowa District Court in and for SAC County

Case No: 02811 DRCV018643 Title: STATE OF IA EX REL VS JOSHUA ALAN

PRANSCHKE

NOTICE REGARDING ELECTRONIC FILINGThis case has been converted to an electronic case by Order of the Court.

New rules apply to electronically filed cases.

Because your case has been converted to an electronic case, it is now governed by Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining

to the Use of the Electronic Document Management System.What is required of you?You must register to use the Electronic Document Management System (EDMS).

If you haven't already registered, please log on to the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website at

https://www.iowacourts.state.ia.us/EFile to register.You are required to have a current e-mail account for use with EDMS. Registration requires you to understand

and agree to comply with the rules that govern electronic filing, contained the Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining to

the use of the Electronic Document Management System, available on the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website.Your registration constitutes your request for, and consent to, electronic service of court-generated documents

and documents filed electronically by other parties. When you have completed your registration, you can begin

filing and viewing documents on your case and receiving notifications of filings, and events.EXCEPTIONS: For good cause, the court may authorize you to submit a document in paper. Upon showing of

exceptional circumstances, the chief judge of the district in which a case is pending may grant you an exemption

from registering and filing electronically.You must protect private information when using EDMS.

Division VI of Chapter 16 Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic Document Management System

specifies personal information that is now considered protected by the court, as well as what you must do to

keep protected personal information out of the public documents you eFile.Training and technical support are available for EDMS.

Technical support for the Iowa Judicial Branch eFiling website is available at 1-877-369-8324. If you have

questions about court procedures related to electronic filing, contact your county clerk of court office.



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We look forward to your comments and suggestions

as we implement electronic filings in the Iowa Courts

In The Iowa District Court for the Second Judicial DistrictIn re the conversion of paper files

to electric documentsAdministrative Order

Iowa Court Rule 16.102 authorizes a chief judge to order the conversion of paper court files to an

electronic file of any case not subject to the Rules Pertaining to the Use of the Electronic Document

Management System (EDMS). It is in the best interest of all for the Court to have access via EDMS to pending

files that exist at the time a county clerk of court office implements EDMS. Accordingly:It is so Ordered that:

1. Each Clerk of Court may take action to convert paper case files that are pending and will likely

appear on a future court schedule as soon as implementation of EDMS begins in their respective

counties.

2. The Clerk shall work with the local Court to identify specific documents that are to be scanned in

each case type. Upon implementation of electronic filing in the County, the security level of

these electronic records shall be as identified by the EDMS Business Advisory Committee.

3. The Clerk shall send the Notice Regarding Electronic Filing to the attorneys and parties

appearing pro se.

4. Once notified, counsel of record or parties appearing pro se shall apply the rules pertaining to

protection of personal privacy (Iowa Ct.R.16.602 through 16.607) to all future filings in thatcase.

5. After being notified of commencement of the electronic filing in that County, attorneys, parties

appearing pro se and all other shall file all future filings on that case electronically.It is so Ordered:Dated 3rd day of November, 2010

/s/ Kurt L. Wilke

Kurt L. Wilke, Chief Judge of the Second

Judicial District of Iowa



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Case ID : 02811 DRCV018643 - STATE OF IA EX REL VS JOSHUAALAN PRANSCHKE

Event Cd : NOOT

JOSHUA A PRANSCHKE filed



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E-FILED 2013 APR 30 8:59 AM SAC - CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT


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