Reminder from Law Library Committee: Loislaw Available to SMBA Members
The Circuit Court Law Library Committee has continued its arrangement with Loislaw which provides simultaneous access for 5 users using the same login. We have discontinued all subscriptions to West Publishing products at the Courthouse lawyer's lounge with exception of the MAI set. We are also discontinuing the phone service in the lawyer's lounge due to cost concerns.
In order to continue to provide the Loislaw service, usage needs to increase to justify its expense. All state and federal statutes and state and federal case law is available through our subscription together with the MoBar CLE books. Portions of some practice treatises are also available.
You can get the username and password by calling Melanie at the SMBA office at (417) 831-2783.
Please take advantage of this useful service being provided through the Greene County Circuit Court.
Important Notice: Greene County Case Types for eFiling, by Steve Helms, Circuit Clerk
The following case types will only be accepted via electronic filing in Greene County beginning, April 1, 2013. This includes all pleadings and documents for any case that fall under these categories regardless of when the original case was filed. Trial exhibits will be brought to the court and will not be a part of the electronic record unless ordered by the judge.
Case types included in eFiling:
- Small Claim
- Circuit Civil
- Department of Revenue (All)
- Family Court (All)
- Orders of Protection (Adult & Child)
- Child Support (All)
- Juvenile (All, including Adoption)
- Probate (All, including Estates, Guardian, Conservator, Trust, Mental Health, SVP)
- Municipal Ordinance
- Traffic
- Conservation (All, including watercraft)
Case types NOT currently included in eFiling April 1st:
Lathrop and Gage: New Address
Starting February 25, 2013, Lathrop & Gage will be addressing your legal needs at our new address. 910 East St. Louis Street, Suite 100. For more information visit www.lathropgage.com or call 417.886.2000.
