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The mission of the Delaware Court of Common Pleas is to provide a neutral forum for the people and institutions of Delaware, in the resolution of everyday problems, disputes, and more complex legal matters in a fair, professional, efficient, and practical manner. Legal Jurisdiction of the Court of Common Pleas is explained in the Jurisdiction section.
Information about the most frequently requested information can be found below.
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After considering comments submitted by members of the bar, the Court has revised its Administrative Directive on Consumer Debt Collection Actions, effective September 2, 2012.
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Effective September 1, 2012, the Court has issued a Standing Order for the processing of Driving Under the Influence cases in New Castle County.
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The telephone number for the Court in Sussex County has changed to (302) 858-5700. The address remains as 1 The Circle, Suite 1, Georgetown, Delaware 19947-1504. |
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Although the historic Kent County Courthouse is still located at 38 The Green, Dover, Delaware, the main entrance to the courthouse has been moved to 414 Federal Street, Dover, Delaware. The mailing address for the Court is now 414 Federal Street, Dover, DE 19901. The telephone number is (302) 735-3900. |
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Administrative Directive 2010-3 Special Election and Expedited Docket (SPEED Docket) is now available for civil cases where the amount in controversy is $10,000 to $50,000. |
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eFiling
eFiing of civil cases is available in the Court of Common Pleas and is required in certain cases. Visit the welcome page to learn more! |
ePayment
The Court offers web payment of fines by credit card only. Avoid paying by telephone or visiting the Court for payment of fines. |
Docket Search
Access civil case information 24-hours a day by searching a person's name, business name or case type on CourtConnect. |
Traffic Court
The Court in NCC has implemented a procedure for handling most motor vehicle cases. Intended to reduce the number of court appearances required by the public and to expedite the disposition of motor vehicle cases, the Court combines arraignment and trial into a single appearance. Learn more... |
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