Note: There are no longer fees for downloading documents or for searching for cases by party names. Review the following options to determine whether you need to create an account, and if so, the type of account you should create.
You need to create an account if:
- You are a party or attorney on a Family Law case and you want to gain access to your case documents.
- You are part of a local government agency looking to gain access to agency-only Criminal and Traffic features.
If you don't fit into one of the situations above, you do not need to create an account for this site.
Attorney Account
If you are an attorney, you have the option of creating an attorney account. If you are representing parties on Family Law cases, the system can utilize your bar number to verify that you are part of a case, allowing you to more easily subscribe to your cases. Click the Attorney Account Details link below for more information regarding attorney accounts.
If you are representing a party in a Family Law case, you can request a subscription to your case by filing with the court, the Case Participant Enrollment Form - Family Law, along with your bar number. Using the form, the court will create a subscription for you (there is no self-subscribe feature). You will receive an email confirmation when the court creates your case subscription. You will be able to access documents for free and you will receive email notifications when new documents are filed on your case.
Standard Account
Create a Standard Account if you want to subscribe to a Family Law case and want to be able to access the documents on your case.
If you are a party to a Family Law case and you are not represented by an attorney, you can request a case subscription by filing with the court, the Case Participant Enrollment Form - Family Law, along with a copy of your driver’s license. Using the form, the court will create a subscription for you (there is no self-subscribe feature). You will receive an email confirmation when the court creates your case subscription. You will be able to access documents for free and you will receive email notifications when new documents are filed on your case.
Government Account
Government accounts are required for special access only. There is no need to create a Government account unless you've been instructed to do so by the Court.
Create Government Account