TurboCourt Exhibit Filing Guide
TurboCourt (AZTurboCourt) is the statewide electronic filing system for Arizona courts. Maricopa County Commercial Court has expedited procedures. Arizona pioneered initial disclosure requirements that later became the model for federal rules.
TurboCourt Requirements
ARCP Rule 26.2 Disclosures
Arizona pioneered initial disclosure requirements. Documents supporting claims and defenses must be disclosed early with continuing duty to supplement.
ARCP Rule 47(e) Pretrial
Pretrial requirements include exhibit lists and stipulations. Parties must confer and attempt to agree on exhibits before trial.
25 MB File Size Limit
TurboCourt allows 25 MB per document, standard among state courts. Adequate for most exhibit compilations.
Commercial Court Expedited
Maricopa County has Commercial Court division with expedited procedures for complex commercial cases.
Accepted File Formats
- • PDF format required
- • 25 MB per document limit
- • Text-searchable recommended
- • No password protection
Common TurboCourt Filing Issues
25 MB Limit Exceeded
Compress images or split large exhibits into multiple files. TurboCourt has standard 25 MB limit.
Initial Disclosures Missed
Arizona requires early initial disclosures under ARCP 26.2. Check your scheduling order for specific deadlines. Continuing duty to supplement exists.
Exhibit List Not Filed
Joint pretrial statement must include exhibit lists per ARCP Rule 16. Typically due 30 days before trial unless modified by court order.
Password-Protected File
Remove all password protection before uploading to TurboCourt. Encrypted PDFs will be rejected.
🆕 New: Trial Binder Mode for Multi-Exhibit Filings
Filing multiple exhibits with TurboCourt? Use Trial Binder Mode to create court-ready exhibit books with alphabetic labels (A, B, C), per-exhibit page numbering (A1-A5), and auto-generated table of contents. Great for complex filings with numerous exhibits.
Learn about Trial Binder ModeWhy Use ExhibitPrep for TurboCourt?
ExhibitPrep ensures your exhibits meet all TurboCourt requirements before you upload.
ARCP Compliant
ExhibitPrep stamps meet Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure exhibit marking requirements.
Commercial Court Ready
Works with Maricopa County Commercial Court expedited procedures.
Standard File Sizes
25 MB limit is generous for most cases. Batch stamp multiple exhibits efficiently.
Early Disclosure Support
Stamp exhibits early to meet Arizona initial disclosure requirements.
How to Prepare Exhibits for TurboCourt
Upload exhibits to ExhibitPrep
Ensure documents are under 25 MB and not password-protected.
Select Arizona template
Choose plaintiff (numbers) or defendant (letters) marking convention.
Position and preview stamps
Add exhibit stamps and preview. Check file sizes for TurboCourt compliance.
Download stamped exhibits
Export PDFs ready for TurboCourt submission.
Upload to TurboCourt
Log in to turbocourt.com and upload exhibits through Arizona portal.
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TurboCourt Guides by Practice Area
Practice-specific filing requirements and exhibit tips for TurboCourt.
Frequently Asked Questions about TurboCourt
What is the TurboCourt file size limit?
TurboCourt allows 25 MB per document, which is standard among state court e-filing systems. This limit accommodates most exhibit compilations. For larger exhibits, split into multiple files or compress images to reduce file size.
What are Arizona initial disclosure requirements?
Arizona ARCP Rule 26.2 requires initial disclosure of documents and information supporting claims or defenses. Arizona pioneered this requirement in the 1990s, which later became the model for federal FRCP amendments. You have a continuing duty to supplement disclosures as new information becomes available.
What is Maricopa County Commercial Court?
Maricopa County Superior Court has a Commercial Court division for complex commercial disputes. Commercial Court offers expedited procedures, specialized judges with business expertise, and streamlined case management. Cases meeting complexity and amount-in-controversy thresholds can be assigned to Commercial Court.
When are exhibit lists due in Arizona?
Per ARCP Rule 16, exhibit lists are typically due per your scheduling order, usually 30 days before trial. The joint pretrial statement must include witness and exhibit lists. Check your case-specific scheduling order for exact deadlines, as courts can modify these timeframes.
How do I mark exhibits in Arizona courts?
Arizona typically uses numbers (1, 2, 3) for plaintiffs and letters (A, B, C) for defendants. Exhibits must be pre-marked and listed in the pretrial statement. Parties should confer to attempt agreement on exhibits per ARCP Rule 47(e).
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