16/12/2016
UPDATE TO THE eCOURTS PORTAL
On 4 July 2016, District Court Civil matters transitioned from a paper based file to an electronic file (eFile). This transition allows a law firm to electronically lodge a civil document via eLodgment, receive notices from the court (if specified) via their preferred method of delivery (email or post) and electronically view documents via eLodgment on the eCourts Portal.
The courts are currently developing the next iteration of the eCourts Portal, to be implemented on 12 December 2016. From this date, a number of changes will be implemented which are intended to provide a more efficient and consistent service across all jurisdictions.
Civil Judgments Enforcement
Please note: A law firm will be able to view a list of documents within eLodgment for all jurisdictions; however may or may not be able to view the attachment. The attachment of a document is dependent on how the document has been lodged and whether the jurisdiction has transitioned to eFile.
Writ of Summons Indorsement of Claim and Writ of summons Statement of Claim
Future Court Listings
Whilst the court listings function is available to anyone, including members of the public, the ability to lodge a Civil Judgments Enforcement application and ability to lodge a Writ of Summons Indorsement of Claim and Writ of Summons Statement of Claim on behalf of the plaintiff is restricted to registered users only.
If you are not a registered user, you can apply for access by simply following the steps below:
Once we have processed your application you will receive an email notification confirming access to the eCourts Portal, along with your password.
If you have any queries, please email the eCourts ICMS Change Management team at: ecourtsicms@justice.wa.gov.au.