Call 911 in an emergency
If you or someone you are with is in danger or having a physical or mental health crisis, call 911 right away.
Statewide Call Center
The Judiciary’s statewide call center can help with general questions, technical issues, and attorney registration information. Call
Reach out to your local courthouse
Call your local ombudsman for general customer service questions. They can help you find a court office, government services, and other resources. They can answer questions about court procedures and give you forms and other information if you are representing yourself in court.
Special Accommodations
Ask for accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Request an interpreter for your upcoming court hearing.
Find an attorney
You can use the Statewide Attorney Index to search for certified attorneys in your area.
The NJ State Bar Association also maintains a list of county referral services that might be helpful.
Do you qualify for free legal services? Legal Services of New Jersey maintains a directory of regional legal services offices. They also have a helpful website for dealing with many different legal issues.
Find a Case
For Superior and Tax Court cases, there are several publicly available case systems for looking up different types of cases including civil, criminal and disciplinary cases. Users might be required to create a free Judiciary login account to use some systems. You can also request copies of court records, including divorce records, from the Superior Court Clerk’s Office. Filings from a recent case can be requested from the Superior Court where the case was heard.
For the Appellate Division, check the calendars for upcoming cases, review briefs of scheduled cases, watch Appellate argument livestreams, and read court opinions.
For the Supreme Court, you can track Supreme Court appeals that have been added to the docket, watch Supreme Court livestreaming, and read the Court’s opinions.
Child Support
Call 1-877-NJKiDS1 (877-655-4371) for help with a child support matter.
Report mistreatment
If you believe that you have been mistreated by court staff or court security personnel, you can contact the ombudsman or the EEO office.
You can report judicial misconduct to the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct. You can report attorney misconduct to the Office of Attorney Ethics. If you are seeking reimbursement from an attorney who has been found guilty of stealing money, contact the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection.
Mental Health Resources
Find resources for a wide range of mental health concerns, from emergencies to veterans’ assistance.
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