eFiling & eService for Everyone

The legal community's eFile and eServe experts.

The File & ServeXpress Difference

File & ServeXpress focuses on providing users with case, document and party management solutions that simplify the litigation workflow of any case.

By offering electronic filing to courts, process service, secure document exchange among judges and attorneys, alert and notification tools, and a document repository, File & ServeXpress offers a complete litigation solution throughout the life of a case.

FSX by the Numbers

1,400+

Courts Nationwide

49M+

searchable documents

200K+

Registered Users

30+

Years of Experience

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For the legal community

Why Was My Filing Rejected?

Nobody likes a rejected filing. But it happens. It’s not the kind of stat you brag about on social media posts or in a year-end company

So, You Stopped Paper Filing and Started eFiling. Now What?

So, you start eFiling. You put a lot of effort into formatting your documents correctly, take the time to learn how to use an eFiling system,

Why Bother with Dedicated eService when Email Exists?

If you regularly use an eFiling provider like File & ServeXpress, you’ve probably seen the option to simultaneously eServe while eFiling, or even the option for

FSX eFile & eServe Reviews

"We’ve been able to significantly reduce the costs previously associated with large quantities of paper copies, fax transmissions, mailing expenses and off-site file storage. This is particularly important in this economic era, given our extremely tight budget constraints."

Ret. Gordon Park-Li

CEO - San Francisco Superior Court

"The user friendly attributes made quick work of filing and serving all case documents."

Capshaw & Anderson

"To be honest, I don’t know how we ever lived without electronic filing before. It has been overwhelmingly beneficial to every single member of the court system here in Delaware."

Ret. Chancellor William B. Chandler, III

Delaware Court of Chancery