Parsippany Courts Courses

Parsippany Courts are the judicial branch of Parsippany, New Jersey. With a population of 52,423, Parsippany is the largest municipality in Morris County, New Jersey, and is a popular suburban residential area due to its ample job opportunities and close proximity to New York City. The Parsippany Courts are located in the historic Morris County Courthouse in Morristown, the county seat of Morris County. The Morris County Courthouse is the oldest existing courthouse in the state of New Jersey. The Parsippany Courts are composed of five judges and four magistrates who are elected to six-year terms by the residents of Parsippany. The court holds day, evening, and weekend sessions three days a week, and also schedules criminal, civil, and family hearings. The Parsippany Courts provide a variety of services, including the trial of criminal and civil court cases, the decision on matters of land use ordinances and zoning regulations, the administration of traffic and parking violations, and the provision of expungement services. The Parsippany Courts also offer mediation services and court-run counseling programs. Judges presiding over the Parsippany Courts have a reputation for dealing with matters decisively and promptly, and they often award costs against litigants who appear to have taken up unnecessarily lengthy processes. Judges in the Parsippany Courts often work with the parties in a matter to achieve a satisfactory, efficient, and just resolution to all cases that come before them, with a focus on the preservation of relationships. For more information about the Parsippany Courts, please visit the Morris County Courthouse in Morristown, NJ or call the Parsippany municipal courts for further assistance.