Court Systems Security Incident

The Kansas judicial branch experienced a security incident that disrupted the information systems on which state courts operate.

Find out how this affects you

• Attorneys

• ​Self-represented litigants

• Public
   

Search district court cases

The Office of Judicial Administration announced the public access service center is open as of November 7. 

 

Announcements about this incident

News releases about the incident

Systems affected

These court information systems are currently offline:

• Kansas Courts eFiling, which accepts electronically filed documents.

• Kansas Protection Order Portal, which accepts electronically filed documents.

• Kansas District Court Public Access Portal, which allows searching district court case information.

• Appellate Case Inquiry System, which allows searching appellate court case information.

• Kansas eCourt case management system, which district courts use to process cases.

• Kansas Attorney Registration, which allows searching for an attorney by name or bar number.

• Kansas online marriage license application.

• Central Payment Center, which operates in the Office of Judicial Administration. It will not be able to process disbursements on behalf of district courts.