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Welcome to the Judiciary of the
Republic of Trinidad and TobagoThe Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago provides an accountable court system in which timeliness and efficiency are the hallmarks, while still protecting integrity, fairness, equality and accessibility and attracting public trust and confidence.
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Pay Fines Online
- Face Mask Fines
- Court Ordered Fines
- Traffic Tickets before May 26th 2020
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File a Notice to Contest a
Traffic Ticket Online
What information do you need to file?
- Notice Reference Number
- Vehicle Registration Number
- Driver’s Permit Number
- Date of Notice
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Convert to CourtPay to make and receive
Maintenance Payments Online
- Complete the Convert2CourtPay Form
- Upload a form of national identification (National ID Card, Driver's Permit or Passport)
- Submit the completed form and a representative from the Judiciary will contact you
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Use the Judiciary's eServices portal to
File your Court Applications Online
- Visit the Judiciary’s E-filing Portal
- Enter the details for your application
- Upload your court documents
- Click SUBMIT!
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Court Services:
Cohabitational Relationships
Q. If a five-year relationship has ended and I have moved on, can I apply for maintenance from my former partner? (Single or in another relationship)
A. The legislation is quite clear. Where parties have lived together as man and wife in a co-habitational relationship for a period of at least five years prior to the date of the making of an application, then that person can apply for maintenance.
Any other consideration in this area lies within the discretion of the Court provided that the application is made within two years after the day on which they ceased to live together. These maintenance orders are only for three years.
Q. How long after separation can a spouse apply for maintenance under the Co-habitational Act?
A. Within two years of the date that the relationship ended.