Navigating the New Jersey court system requires a clear understanding of the rules that govern legal proceedings. The General Rules of Court provide the foundational framework for all cases within the state, ensuring consistency and fairness across the judicial process.
In addition, specific rules apply to cases heard in the Law Division and Special Civil Part, which handle various civil matters such as small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, and civil rights cases. This page outlines both the general court rules and the specialized procedures for the Special Civil Part, offering essential guidance to help you navigate the legal process effectively.
This rule governs cases heard in the Special Civil Part, which handles small claims, landlord-tenant disputes, and certain civil rights cases where the damages sought do not exceed a specified limit.
This rule details how complaints are filed, deadlines for responses, and service of process for cases heard in the Special Civil Part.
This rule provides guidelines for motions to dismiss, summary judgment motions, and other legal motions in Special Civil Part cases.
This rule governs trial procedures, evidence admissibility, and witness testimony in cases handled within the Special Civil Part.
This rule outlines the appeal process for Special Civil Part decisions, allowing litigants to seek higher court review if they believe a ruling was incorrect.
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