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Middlesex County Family Court (Superior Court, Family Division): address, phone and filing

Short answer

Middlesex County divorce papers are filed at the Family Division in the Middlesex County Family Courthouse, 120 New Street, New Brunswick. The court fee is $300. You can file in person, online (JEDS) or by mail.

Address120 New StreetMiddlesex County Family Courthouse · New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone732-519-3242Tap to call.
HoursCall for hoursClosed weekends and court holidays.
From our officesAbout 27 milesWe prepare your papers in Newark, then you file here.

Before you go

Family cases are in their own building, separate from the main courthouse at 56 Paterson Street.

Three ways to file here

1 · In person

Bring your package to the Family Division. Pay the $300 fee at the window. Keep your stamped copies.

2 · Online (JEDS)

Upload each form as a PDF from a computer and pay by card. Open to people filing without a lawyer.

3 · By mail

Mail the package with the fee to the Family Division. It is the slowest way.

Next stepMiddlesex County Sheriff's Office If your spouse won't sign, the sheriff serves the papers.Your countyUncontested divorce in Middlesex County Edison, Woodbridge, Old Bridge and more.PaperworkThe forms you file What each form is for and what to bring.

Get your Middlesex County papers ready today

Walk in at either Newark office. Mon–Fri 10am–5pm, Sat 10am–1pm.

Sources: NJ Courts, judges' chambers list; Middlesex County Sheriff. Checked September 2026. Offices move and numbers change: call to confirm before you go. We are not the court or the sheriff and not affiliated with them.

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Offices

1299 McCarter Highway, Newark, NJ 07104 · 973-643-0889

65 Walnut Street, Newark, NJ 07102 · 973-732-7727

Hours

Mon–Fri 10am–5pm
Sat 10am–1pm
Sun closed

Disclaimer

Tri State Community Services LLC is a non-lawyer filing and typing service. Tri State Community Services does NOT practice law and does NOT give any legal advice. Our service is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. You, the customer, are solely responsible for the accuracy of the information that is typed up before the papers go to court. If representing yourself is not what you want, then we recommend that you hire an attorney. Tri State Community Services is NOT AUTHORIZED to Practice Law.