I'm unaware of any way to file "anonymously" in the way that you are describing; however, there is a form you can fill out to request that the lawsuit be filed without public access or publication. The court clerk could help you locate that form.

There is a procedure for filing the matter "under seal" which would limit public access, but I am not aware of a way to file anonymously.

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Bryan

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What type of case is it? Why do you want to file this way? You may be able to assign your rights to another person who can sue on your behalf. Contact me directly.