Peru’s judicial system has processed nearly 5,000 custody and visitation cases through its electronic judicial file (EJE) and electronic service counter (MPE) since February 2026. This digital shift aims to expedite family law proceedings and reduce the burden on citizens requiring court access. Currently implemented in 34 superior courts, the system streamlines case management and minimizes travel for involved parties. The implementation of EJE and MPE represents a significant step towards modernizing Peru’s judiciary. Officials report the new system broadens access to justice for citizens across the country. The initiative demonstrates a commitment to efficiency and accessibility within the legal system. Further expansion is expected as the program proves successful.