Bill > S753

This bill proposes to update how judgments, decrees, and orders from the Probate and Family Court are officially recorded. Currently, these official court decisions are recorded by the registers (court clerks) in their offices. The bill would allow for these records to be entered into a statewide electronic database, as approved by the Administrative Office of the Trial Court, which is the administrative body overseeing the state's court system. This change aims to modernize the recording process, making it more efficient and accessible, while still permitting the registers to record these documents in their physical offices as well, regardless of when they were originally made.