Office work is carried out in each court body. The center of office business is the writing office or a court office in which the document’s life begins and ends. The writing office must have a document management system that depends on the efficiency of the office business. Depending on the size of the court and its jurisdiction, there may be the court writing office in a court that refers to the entire activity of the court or several offices that carry out office affairs for individual constituent units of the court. Officials in the court office perform office-related tasks from the receipt of the document to their archiving. After the proceedings have been initiated, or after the file is opened, more work is done by the clerk in court office on the order of the judge. Office-related activities include full care of the subject, enrollment of records in the register, delivery of records to a court, copies of decisions and other documents, shipping and delivery of court shipment and ultimately insertion of the file into the archive. Courts communicate with other subjects through court hearings. The most significant court memos are the minutes of that court decision. All court proceedings begin and end in the court office - it receives written evidence based on which proceedings are initiated and makes decisions which are carried by judges that terminate these proceedings and submit them to the parties of the proceedings.