Legal office type

Courts of Justice.

Ordinary courts for civil, criminal, family, labor, bankruptcy, tax, IP/IT, corruption, provincial, kwaeng, juvenile/family, and specialized court routes.

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Public service layer 2026-05-09 updated Jurisdiction matters

What this office type does

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FunctionCase filing, hearings, judgments, mediation, court services, court-specific public contact, and jurisdiction routing.
Who can use itParties, defendants, plaintiffs, victims, witnesses, lawyers, authorized representatives, and public users depending on the case or service.
How to use itFind 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 caveatOffice/counter hours are usually weekday government hours, but filing cutoffs and e-service availability can differ by court.
Updated2026-05-09
Source focus
  • Courts of Justice court-address dataset
  • COJ website directory
  • COJ jurisdiction resources
  • Info.go/court service pages
Watch
  • jurisdiction depends on case type and area
  • working hours are not filing cutoffs
  • court-case data can be restricted
Required graph fields
  • office type
  • location/contact
  • function
  • who can use
  • documents
  • fees
  • office hours
  • service hours
  • jurisdiction
  • source confidence

Location and service-hours model

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.

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