The reform of property control in local courts under provincial level is an important means to avoid the interference of local administration in judicial power and to ensure judicial justice and public trust. As a unitary country, the judicial power of our country is the central power. In line with the principle of gradual progress, we should first unify the personnel and property of local courts below provincial level, and then gradually realize the national management of judicial property. With the continuous deepening of the reform of the registration system, the number of cases accepted by the court has increased substantially, and the non-tax revenue has been increasing. The provincial finance has little pressure on the full guarantee of the court, and the provincial-level unified reform policy is feasible. Judging from the situation of the reform of property management in the lower courts, the reform has brought significant results to the people’s courts. The court funds have been effectively guaranteed, the financial management of the courts has become more standardized, and the “two lines of revenue and expenditure” have been fully implemented. Public trust has been significantly highlighted.