MoneyLog｜부동산·경제 인사이트

• | 소장 작성 단계
• | 증거자료 첨부 방법
• | 사건 제출 절차
• | 사건 진행 상황 조회
• | 실무 팁 & 주의사항

• | Drafting the Complaint
• | Attaching Evidence
• | Case Submission Process
• | Tracking Case Progress
• | Practical Tips & Precautions

If you have completed all the preparations for e-litigation, it's time to officially file your case.
In Part 1, we went through certificate issuance, membership registration, and case type selection step-by-step.

In Part 2, we will guide you through drafting a complaint, attaching evidence, submitting the case, and tracking progress.
With screenshots and practical tips, even first-time litigants will find the process easy to follow.

By the end of this article, you’ll be ready to enter the “online courtroom” with confidence.

In e-litigation, the complaint is the starting point and most critical document of the case. Before drafting, clearly outline the case background and the relief sought, ensuring all mandatory fields required by the court are included.

• Party Information – Accurately state the plaintiff’s and defendant’s names, addresses, and national/business registration numbers.
• Relief Sought – Write in one clear sentence what judgment you want the court to render.
• Cause of Action – Describe the facts, legal basis, and supporting evidence logically.
• Attachments – List all evidence with corresponding exhibit numbers.

In e-litigation, evidence must be submitted in digital file formats. Always check the type, size, and format requirements, and label each piece of evidence with a clear number and description.

• File Formats – Only formats accepted by the court system (e.g., PDF, JPG, PNG) can be uploaded.
• File Size – Check the maximum allowed size per file; compress or split files if needed.
• Evidence Numbering – Use labels such as “Exhibit A-1” or “Exhibit B-2” based on party roles.
• Descriptions – Briefly explain the nature of the evidence and its relevance to the case.

After preparing your complaint and evidence, you can submit the case via the e-litigation system. The process follows three steps: review → submit → confirm receipt.

• Review Case Information – Double-check the case title, party details, and statement of claim/cause of action.
• Check Attachments – Ensure all evidence and supporting documents are uploaded with no omissions.
• Click Submit – Once everything is correct, click “Submit” to send the case.
• Obtain Receipt – When a case number is assigned, save and/or print the electronic receipt.

In Part 2 of our e-litigation series, we covered the practical steps of filing a lawsuit: drafting the complaint, attaching evidence, and submitting the case. Once you’re familiar with the process, it becomes much easier and more efficient.

In the next installment, we’ll share tips on managing your case and preparing for hearings effectively. Don’t miss it!