The Courts Portal
From 30 October 2026, the Courts Portal will no longer accept completed Word templates for new filings. Instead, the portal will allow you to create filing documents using online forms.
The Courts Portal offers a streamlined, convenient way to interact with the courts, whether you are a legal professional or representing yourself. It allows you to start new cases, manage cases that were initiated digitally, electronically sign documents, review court dates and access court orders — all in one place.
To get started, create an account on the Courts Portal.
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Introduction to the Courts Portal
Discover how to start cases, sign documents and access court information through the Courts Portal.
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Digital service on the Courts Portal
Learn how to securely serve, receive and manage court documents online through the Courts Portal.
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Statements of Truth
Learn how to complete, sign, and submit a statement of truth online through the Courts Portal as an alternative to an affidavit for eligible applications.
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Courts Portal FAQs
Our Frequently Asked Questions page provides clear guidance on everything from getting started to managing cases.
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Courts Portal forms
Find forms designed for use with the Courts Portal, ready for completion and online submission.
