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Wake County Contact Directory. Find out how to reach your Clerk of Court and other offices and representatives in Wake county. eCourts Services - now available (38 counties). eFiling is required for attorneys filing in eCourts counties. Learn more about eCourts.
- Wake County Courthouse
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- Judicial Directory
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- Family Court Administration
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- Administrative Traffic Court
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- Wake County Courthouse
Mecklenburg County Contact Directory. Find out how to reach your Clerk of Court and other offices and representatives in Mecklenburg County. Operational Changes Impacting Criminal Matters in Superior and District Court Effective January 2, 2024.
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832 East 4th Street, PO Box 9600. Charlotte, NC 28202. Phone: 704-686-0400. Phone: 704-686-0202 (Family Court) Website | Directions. We're sorry your court map could not be found. Click here to navigate to Bing Maps. Online Court Resources.
Phone: 919-792-4000. Website | Directions. This location handles criminal matters. We're sorry your court map could not be found. Click here to navigate to Bing Maps. Online Court Resources.
Phone Number: 336-342-8700. Website: http://www.nccourts.org/County/Rockingham/Default.asp. County Clerk, Judge, or Other Info: Staff: Stanley L. Allen, James A. Grogan, Frederick B. Wilkins, Jr. (Chief Judge) Additional: Phil Berger.
District Court. District Court is used for cases relating to civil, criminal, magistrate, and juvenile matters. Mecklenburg County is in the 26th Judicial District. Each administrative district has a Chief District Court Judge to manage the administration of the court.
