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.

Self-represented litigants and New Jersey attorneys in good standing can use eCourts to file all documents in local property and state tax matters. County boards of taxation, municipal assessors, …

Easy to Remember Web Name for NJ eCourts.

Attorneys and self-represented litigants can use eCourts for filing documents, viewing case information, paying fees, and requesting expungements. Manage your account and password to stay current.

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'.

eCourts Civil enables New Jersey attorneys and self-represented litigants to electronically file and access case documents and court information. Registration is required, and certain cases must be …

Pay your annual attorney fee, sign up for eCourts, manage your JACS account, and more. Save a trip to the courthouse by submitting your court filings online. Ask for ADA or interpreting services, talk to …

Access the NJCourts Online portal for eCourts filing, login, and related resources for attorneys and legal professionals in New Jersey.

Use eCourts for electronic filing in New Jersey courts. Some documents, such as sealed or certain criminal filings, must still be submitted on paper. Ensure your contact info is accurate and maintain a …

If you have a user ID and password to access eCourts, Evidence Submission, Judiciary Electronic Document Submission (JEDS) or Municipal Case Resolution you must use those credentials.