E-filing is increasingly the standard for filing court documents. E-filing is the electronic filing of court documents, the digital version of filing, which allows parties to submit documents to a court to be placed into public record. At its core, e-filing eliminates the physical submission of paper documents to a court and the hassle that accompanies that process while opening doors around streamlined data processing. The adoption of e-filing is increasing; however, not all court systems are ready to take on e-filing quite yet, leaving them and the attorneys who do conduct business in those jurisdictions a bit behind the times. Transitioning to and maintaining an e-filing system creates a web of technical and financial issues for the courts as well as for the lawyers or attorneys interacting with them. Once available, e-filing has several key benefits for the court, lawyers and the public that should not be overlooked.