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Attorneys in good standing can use eCourts to. File documents and cases in civil, criminal, Tax Court, and appellate cases; Pay filing fees online using a JACS collateral account; Request transcripts; and. Access electronic case jackets and files.
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- eCourts Tax
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- eCourts Civil
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- eCourts Criminal
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- eCourts FAQs
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eCourts Civil. Attorneys can file documents and view civil cases. Self-represented litigants can register to view their civil case jacket after their case has been filed. eCourts Criminal. Attorneys can file documents and view criminal case information. Submit Court Documents Online (JEDS)
To access the New Jersey Courts website, visit NJCourts.gov. For jurors only. As of February 2, 2024, the My Jury Service Portal will be moving. To log into the new portal on or after this date, go to My Jury Service and click the "Log In" button to access your profile in the new portal. Browser compatibility.
The Case Jacket Search function provide the options to find a case using 1.) A docket number, and 2.) Party Name. For instructions on how to use each option, click on the links below: Search By Docket Number. Search by Party Name.
Use the eCourts URL to access the Login Page. Enter your 9 digit Attorney ID and password and click 'Login'. For help, you can either 'Request User Id Information' or 'Reset Password'.
The Superior Court is the state court in the U.S. state of New Jersey, with statewide trial and appellate jurisdiction.
A Practice Note addressing electronic filing (e-filing) using eCourts Civil in actions in the New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division, Civil Part and in non-foreclosure actions in the Chancery Division, General Equity Part, and using eCourts Appellate in appeals in the Appellate Division.