The Act on Non-litigation Procedure entered into force on June 10, 2023, was published on June 2, 2023 in the "Official Gazette" No. 59/23 and represents the legislative framework that regulates the procedure for resolving disputes between parties that are not in dispute (non-litigation procedure). Non-litigation proceedings are civil proceedings in which one or more parties participate, among whom decisive facts are not in dispute. If there are disputed facts between the parties, then a "dispute" or litigation procedure should be conducted before the court, the aim of which is to determine the disputed facts and apply the applicable law to the established factual situation. The purpose of the adoption of the Law on non-litigation procedure arose from the need to modernize the normative regulation of the procedure in the Republic of Croatia as a special type of civil procedure which until now did not have detailed general rules, and those that were used or were outdated (over a hundred or more years ), or impenetrable and finally heterogeneous. Finally, the reform of the Croatian out-of-court procedure is conditioned by Article 6 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and Article 29 of the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia. In this context, the adoption of the Law on non-litigation procedure represents a significant step towards the modernization of the legal system and the improvement of legal mechanisms available to citizens. It aims to improve access to justice, ensure faster and more efficient resolution of disputes and contribute to general legal certainty.