Hudson County Court Records in New Jersey

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The county of Hudson is located in New Jersey and was founded in 1840. There are 634,266 residents in Hudson who have access to courthouses in Bayonne, East Newark, Harrison, Jersey City, Kearny, North Bergen, Weehawken. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. New Jersey is part of the 3rd federal circuit court as well.

Find Bayonne County courthouses

There are 63,024 residents in Bayonne, which is 11.1 square miles and 7ft above sea level. It was settled in April 1, 1861 (as township) and is governed by a Faulkner Act Mayor-Council local government.

Find East Newark County courthouses

There are 2,406 residents in East Newark, which is 0.1 square miles and 16ft above sea level. It was settled in July 3, 1895 and is governed by a Borough local government.

Find Harrison County courthouses

There are 13,620 residents in Harrison, which is 1.3 square miles and 20ft above sea level. It was settled in April 13, 1840 (as township) and is governed by a Town local government.

Find Jersey City County courthouses

Find Kearny County courthouses

There are 40,684 residents in Kearny, which is 10.2 square miles and 7ft above sea level. It was settled in April 8, 1867 and is governed by a Town local government.

Find North Bergen County courthouses

There are 60,773 residents in North Bergen, which is 5.6 square miles and 112ft above sea level. It was settled in April 10, 1843 and is governed by a Walsh Act local government.

Find Weehawken County courthouses

There are 12,554 residents in Weehawken, which is 1.5 square miles and 3ft above sea level. It was settled in March 15, 1859 and is governed by a Faulkner Act (Council-Manager) local government.