In civil disputes, the resolution of relevant issues is governed by the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC). Relevantly, first the jurisdiction and then the territorial jurisdiction are determined.

The jurisdiction of civil courts is divided into general courts and administrative-economic courts.

According to the NPC, in civil proceedings, disputes between the parties arising from civil, family, labor, housing, land relations, use of natural resources, environmental protection, taxes and other relations If one of them is an individual, does not have the status of an individual entrepreneur, or has such a status, but the dispute has not arisen in connection with his entrepreneurial activity, the cases on these disputes shall be considered by the general courts.

• Family, marriage and child disputes;
• Disputes over the determination of property rights over joint property;
• Material and moral damage as a result of accidents (delicacy);
• Labor disputes between the employer and employees;
• Disputes related to unfounded debts for utilities;
• Disputes over the protection of honor and dignity;
• Disputes arising from debt claims;
• Disputes over consumer rights;
• Disputes over delays in contract execution;