Public Guide

Help Center & Legal Roadmap

Step-by-step guide to filing a matrimonial case in this portal: register parties and court, upload evidence, follow review, and read the final judgement.

Judicial Desk

Matrimonial Docket Progression

Four-stage path in this portal: register, documents, review, and judgement.

01Day 1

Filing & Docketing

Register the case with petitioner (Wife) and respondent (Husband) details, then assign State, District, and Court Complex.

Case number and case type
eCourts jurisdiction lookup
02Same day

Evidence & Documents

Attach petitions, affidavits, and optional party photos so the case file is complete.

PDF, DOC, JPG, or PNG (25MB)
Party photos up to 5MB
03In review

Audit & Review

Your filing moves to Case Review. Status updates appear on the dashboard timeline and in Notifications.

Pending or in-review status
Alerts when review changes
04On order

Final Judgement

When review is completed, the outcome is recorded on the case and shown as Final Judgement.

Completed review status
Judgement visible on the case
Typical path: file today, review when the bench takes it up. Timing depends on the court, not the portal.
View dashboard timeline →
Operational protocols

Key procedural instructions

Guide 01

Register a new case

Open New Case, enter the case number and type, add both parties, then choose State, District, and Court Complex from the live court list.

New Case form
Guide 02

Upload case documents

Add petitions, affidavits, and evidence when you file, or later from case edit. Files are stored in your account folder.

Max 25MB each
Guide 03

Track review status

Case Review and the dashboard timeline show whether a matter is pending, in review, or completed.

Dashboard + Case Review
Guide 04

Notifications & account

The bell shows unread alerts for filings, uploads, review, and judgement. Manage your profile and password in Settings.

Bell + Settings
Precedents & directives

Essential procedural questions

3 in this view

Go to New Case. Enter the case number, case type, filing date, petitioner (Wife) and respondent (Husband) names, then select State, District, and Court Complex. You may add emails, phones, party photos, supporting documents, and notes. Submit to file the case to your account.

Immediate judicial support

Direct escalations & assistance

Notice: This Help Center explains how to use Matrimony Justice to register cases, store documents, follow review, and read notifications. It is administrative guidance only and is not legal advice or representation. Court dates, fees, and outcomes are decided by the competent court, not by this website.