Case Details page.
The court determines how the parties and attorneys associated with a case are specified in TrueFiling. If the court you're filing in uses party management, see Add a Case Party or Counsel for details on that process.
You can add yourself or a connection as a case contact, and if the court permits, you can also add other counsel. Once added to a case, a contact can subsequently be selected to be served a case filing document.
You'll add a contact through the Case Details page.
Further, when a registered TrueFiling user is added as a service recipient to a case filing, they will be added as a case contact. See Serve Case Contacts for details.
A court can be configured to classify case contacts as either Verified or Standard. A contact’s classification determines if and how they can see other case contacts throughout TrueFiling, as well as if they are visible to other contacts and can be selected for servicing. A court may also classify case contacts but place no restrictions on the information displayed.
A court may not be configured to classify contacts. In these courts, a case contact is visible to all, and any contact can be selected for service.
See Verified and Standard Case Contacts for more details.
Verified and Standard Case Contacts
Add Yourself or a Connection as a Case Contact
Add Other Counsel as a Case Contact