Sussex County Court Information
Courts, filing fees, e-filing, and clerk contacts for Sussex County, New Jersey.
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Verified from official sources · 2026-07At $250, the civil filing fee in Sussex County is about the same as nearby counties (median $230 across 6 nearby counties).
Clerk of Court
Superior Court of New Jersey, Morris/Sussex Vicinage - Sussex County Judicial Center (Civil, Family and Special Civil Part filings)
47 High Street, Newton, NJ 07860Self-Help & Jury
NJ Judiciary eCourts and JEDS (Judiciary Electronic Document Submission) · for attorneys in the Civil Part of the Law Division (and General Equity); permissive for self-represented litigants via eCourts/JEDS
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to file a civil case in Sussex County?
The civil filing fee in Sussex County, New Jersey is $250 (first paper/complaint by plaintiff, Law Division Civil Part) per statewide NJ fee schedule effective January 23, 2018.
What is the small claims filing fee in Sussex County?
$35 for a single defendant, plus $5 for each additional defendant (Small Claims, Special Civil Part)
How much does it cost to file for divorce or a family case in Sussex County?
$300 (first paper) for a divorce/dissolution complaint; an additional $25 parent education fee may apply.
Can I e-file court documents in Sussex County?
Yes. E-filing is available through NJ Judiciary eCourts and JEDS. It is mandatory for attorneys.
Is there a free online case search for Sussex County?
Yes. You can look up cases online at njcourts.gov.
Where do I file court documents in Sussex County?
Filings go to the Superior Court of New Jersey, Morris/Sussex Vicinage - Sussex County Judicial Center (Civil, Family and Special Civil Part filings), located at 47 High Street, Newton, NJ 07860. You can reach the clerk at (862) 397-5700.
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