Did e-filing just become mandatory in your county? Tips for getting started quickly...

This week, e-filing becomes mandatory for all filings on existing cases in Clark, Shelby, Harrison, Madison, Henry, Floyd and Hendricks County Courts.

If you are feeling unprepared, we can help.

First, you'll need to get your e-filing account set up correctly. At a minimum this means you need to have:

• One or more E-Filing Users
• One or more Attorney records.
• A service contact record for each attorney in the firm
• A credit card entered to pay any filing fees incurred.

The initial account setup is the most challenging part of e-filing, so if any of the components listed above are missing, we invite you to call us for help in this portion of the process. It's much easier to work on this together before you begin than to go back and correct problems. Give us a call at 866-369-7671 during office hours and we'll walk you through this part. We promise that a friendly and patient person will answer your call.

If you have looked at your e-filing account administration page and all of the components listed above are in place, you are ready to begin. It may help to briefly review our videos demonstrating a filing on an existing case and filing a new case:

Of course, you should always feel free to give us a call if you'd like someone on the phone to walk you through the process the first couple of times. We are happy to help. 

Call us at 866-369-7671.

A Few Noteworthy Mentions

We've had a few noteworthy news announcements this past week:

First things first, the Randolph County Recorder has recently joined the Doxpop network. Randolph County has also joined Doxpop's free Property Watch service designed to help eliminate property fraud. Special thanks to Randolph County Recorder Debbie Preston for her diligent efforts in making Doxpop available in her county.

Next, we are excited to announce that Henry County is the latest county to provide Doxpop's Fine Payment service. A fun fact, if you happen to receive a traffic citation anywhere between Indianapolis and the Ohio border on Interstate 70, you should be able to pay your ticket using Doxpop Fine Payment.

Finally, we have just released our latest newsletter issue where we discuss some exciting new features available to both our paying customers and to non-subscribers of Doxpop. Be sure to take a look!

Henry County Recorded Documents & Property Watch Now Available on Doxpop

Doxpop is pleased to welcome the Henry County Recorder as the newest local government information provider in the Doxpop community.

The Henry County document index extends back to 1990 while images extend back to January of 1998.

Doxpop is also pleased to announce that our newest feature, Doxpop Property Watch, is now available in Henry County.

Doxpop Property Watch is a free service that helps prevent fraud by notifying people when documents are filed that affect their property. Early warning when unexpected or suspicious documents are filed provides property owners with a powerful tool to stop fraud in the early stages. Doxpop Property Watch sets watches both on a property owner's name and on properties.

Henry and the many other counties working with Doxpop help serve the public interest by making information available via the web at no cost to the county. Doxpop provides a range of tools designed to facilitate timely and efficient communication between county agencies and those who use county data.

Doxpop has been providing public access to Indiana court records since 2002 and Indiana recorded documents since 2005. Henry County is the 12th Recorder's office to join the Doxpop network, which currently provides access to over 12 million court case records and over 4.5 million recorded documents.