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Use the Civil Case Information Statement for Civil, Family, Tax Court or State Agency appeals. DO NOT use this form for Criminal appeals. Please print legibly or type the information on the form.
Court appeals in New Jersey go through the Appellate Division of the Superior Court. This is an intermediate appellate court. The state Supreme Court is the highest appellate court. Appeals come from trial courts, tax court, and administrative agencies.
Review the Appellate Division Checklist for Preparation of Brief. Use the Civil Appeals Manual, Criminal Appeals Manual or the State Agency Appeals Filing Tips for filing assistance with eCourts Appellate. Use the eCourts Appellate eFiling Checklist to ensure all steps have been completed.
Civil Case Information Statement (CIS) 1. The Information Provided on This Form Cannot be Introduced into Evidence. Case Characteristics for Purposes of Determining if Case is Appropriate for Mediation. Do parties have a current, past or recurrent relationship? ☐ Yes ☐ No If “Yes,” is that relationship:
Civil appeals are screened for submission to the Civil Appeals Settlement Program (CASP) to determine their potential for settlement or, in the alternative, a simplification of the issues and any other matters that may aid in the disposition or handling of the appeal.
New Jersey Judiciary Superior Court - Appellate Division. Civil Case Information Statement. * Indicate which parties, if any, did not participate below or were no longer parties to the action at the time of entry of the judgment or decision being appealed. Give Date and Summary of Judgment, Order, or Decision Being Appealed and Attach a Copy:
Civil Case Information Statement Form. 1. Enter the caption or title of the case as it appears on the papers from the trial court or State agency from which you are appealing. 2. Enter the number assigned the case by the trial court or agency from which you are appealing. 3.
