Judicial Affairs Officers are in Charge of Following Affairs:
1. The return of security deposits, mediation proceedings, supervisory proceedings, security proceedings, adjudicating public summons proceedings, determining litigation costs.
2. Execution of compulsory instances with exception of those involving an arrest with a warrant or detention.
3. Non-litigation cases that apply to the Non-litigation Act and other legal provisions.
4. Affairs as assigned by other legal provisions.
The scope and date governing each preceding Paragraph that is to be handled by Judicial Affairs Officers shall be determined by the Judicial Yuan.

An Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs shall comply with the supervision of a Judge while executing the following duties:
1. Investigation and collection of information relating to the juvenile affairs.
2. Investigation and guiding of juveniles who are in custody or being detained.
3. Affairs as assigned by other legal provisions.
A Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs shall comply with the supervision of a Judge while executing the following duties:
1. A protection disposition that is to be enforced by a Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs.
2. Affairs as assigned by other legal provisions.
An Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs and a Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs may share duties.

An Investigation Officer for Family Affairs shall comply with the supervision of a Judge while executing the following duties:
1. Investigation and collection of information relating to instances as delineated in Article 2 Paragraph1 Subparagraphs 1 through 9.
2. Affairs as assigned by other legal provisions.

A Psychological Test Specialist shall comply with the supervision of a Judge, Judicial Affairs Officer, Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, and Investigation Officer for Family Affairs, while executing the following duties:
1. Performing psychological tests, interpretation and analysis on assigned cases, and producing written reports.
2. Affairs as assigned by other legal provisions.

A Psychological Counselor shall comply with the supervision of a Judge, Judicial Affairs Officer, Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, and Investigation Officer for Family Affairs, while executing the following duties:
1. Providing psychological guidance, psychological counseling referral, or preliminary evaluation for therapies on assigned cases, and producing written reports.
2. Affairs as assigned by other legal provisions.

A Clerk, an Assistant or a Process Server, when performing duties with Judicial Affairs Officers, Investigation Officers for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officers for Juvenile Affairs, or Investigation Officers for Family Affairs, must comply with their supervision.

When a Judicial Affairs Officer is performing his duties, Investigation Officers for Juvenile Affairs, or Investigation Officers for Family Affairs shall provide assistance.