Service-routing call
Use this page to separate office location from service eligibility.
Public service layer
2026-05-09 updated
Jurisdiction matters
Legal office type
Ordinary courts for civil, criminal, family, labor, bankruptcy, tax, IP/IT, corruption, provincial, kwaeng, juvenile/family, and specialized court routes.
Service-routing call
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| Field | Answer |
|---|---|
| Function | Case filing, hearings, judgments, mediation, court services, court-specific public contact, and jurisdiction routing. |
| Who can use it | Parties, defendants, plaintiffs, victims, witnesses, lawyers, authorized representatives, and public users depending on the case or service. |
| How to use it | Find the correct court by jurisdiction and case type, check the court website or contact channel, then use in-person filing, e-Filing, or court-specific procedures where available. |
| Hours caveat | Office/counter hours are usually weekday government hours, but filing cutoffs and e-service availability can differ by court. |
| Updated | 2026-05-09 |
Store office hours, service hours, emergency availability, online submission, and visit/filing cutoffs separately. A station, court, prison, land office, and private law firm do not mean the same thing when they say open.