Stockholm Court House is Stockholm District Court, a working court whose website covers family matters, criminal cases and disputes about money. Its family-law information includes divorce and division of property, matters involving parents and children, adoption, guardianship, deaths and inheritance. For criminal cases, the court explains the stages of a trial, witness roles, penalties and what to expect when summoned. For money disputes, it outlines applications, costs, preparatory hearings and main hearings.

People dealing with a case can use the court’s digital service to send documents, including signed and unsigned documents. The website also gives information about legal aid and advice. In custody disputes, the court says it tries to help parents agree on a child’s custody, residence and contact. If they cannot agree, the court makes a decision intended to serve the child’s best interests.

The court house dates to 1915 and is heritage-listed. The court’s website does not give a public visiting schedule, an admission price or an estimated visit length. Its information is about court business, so a visit is most relevant to someone attending a hearing or dealing with a case.