Headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota, the Minnesota Judicial Branch is a department of the State of Minnesota comprised of 10 judicial districts that encompass nearly 300 district court judgeships, nearly 20 Court of Appeals judges, and several Supreme Court Justices. Governed by the Judicial Council and the Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, the Minnesota Judicial Branch was founded in 1849 following the establishment of the Washington County Courthouse. More than 60 of the state's courthouses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With a national reputation for excellence and innovation, the Minnesota Judicial Branch seeks dedicated employees devoted to its mission to deliver timely justice to the state's residents. The government agency offers opportunities to work within the public sector and exercise unique skills to make a difference in the lives of Minnesotans. The branch participates in the State Employee Group Insurance Program and offers health coaching, wellness initiatives, and supplemental benefits to eligible team members. In the past, Minnesota Judicial Branch jobs have featured part-time flexibility, including temporary and freelance roles; full-time, temporary jobs; and full-time and part-time, hybrid to 100% remote jobs.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch is tasked with resolving state and local disputes quickly and efficiently. Minnesotans consult the agency to find courts, pay fines, obtain legal forms, access case records, and file new case claims. The Minnesota Judicial Branch also furnishes an expansive catalog of help topics to address and resolve issues related to accommodation adoption, bail bond programs, bankruptcy, annulments, car title problems, child custody and parenting disputes, paternity, self-help centers, veterans' courts, traffic violations, landlord and tenant issues, and resources for the deaf and hard-of-hearing and other minority groups, such as Russian and Vietnamese citizens.

Headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota, the Minnesota Judicial Branch is a department of the State of Minnesota comprised of 10 judicial districts that encompass nearly 300 district court judgeships, nearly 20 Court of Appeals judges, and several Supreme Court Justices. Governed by the Judicial Council and the Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, the Minnesota Judicial Branch was founded in 1849 following the establishment of the Washington County Courthouse. More than 60 of the state's courthouses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With a national reputation for excellence and innovation, the Minnesota Judicial Branch seeks dedicated employees devoted to its mission to deliver timely justice to the state's residents. The government agency offers opportunities to work within the public sector and exercise unique skills to make a difference in the lives of Minnesotans. The branch participates in the State Employee Group Insurance Program and offers health coaching, wellness initiatives, and supplemental benefits to eligible team members. In the past, Minnesota Judicial Branch jobs have featured part-time flexibility, including temporary and freelance roles; full-time, temporary jobs; and full-time and part-time, hybrid to 100% remote jobs.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch is tasked with resolving state and local disputes quickly and efficiently. Minnesotans consult the agency to find courts, pay fines, obtain legal forms, access case records, and file new case claims. The Minnesota Judicial Branch also furnishes an expansive catalog of help topics to address and resolve issues related to accommodation adoption, bail bond programs, bankruptcy, annulments, car title problems, child custody and parenting disputes, paternity, self-help centers, veterans' courts, traffic violations, landlord and tenant issues, and resources for the deaf and hard-of-hearing and other minority groups, such as Russian and Vietnamese citizens.