Find Your North Carolina Courthouse and Court Information by County

If you have a court date coming up in North Carolina, figuring out where you need to go can be more confusing than it should be. Some counties have a single courthouse, while others have multiple court facilities, separate buildings or different locations for certain types of court business.

That is why Court Delta created a statewide courthouse directory covering all 100 North Carolina counties.

The directory gives you a simple place to start. Find your county, open the county page and review the courthouse locations, contact information and other details available for that area.

Browse North Carolina courthouses by county

Start With Your County

The courthouse directory is organized by county, which is usually the easiest way to narrow down where you need to go.

Each county has its own page with courthouse information and quick links to the actions people are most likely to need next. Depending on the county, that may include courthouse addresses, hours, Clerk of Court phone numbers, parking information, accessibility details and multiple court locations.

This is especially useful in counties where there is more than one courthouse or court-related building. Instead of trying to piece that information together from several different sources, you can see the locations in one place and then move on to checking your case information.

Go From Courthouse Information to Your Case

Knowing the courthouse is often only the first step.

You may still need to confirm your court date, find a case number, search for a case by name or make sure you are looking at the right record. Each county page includes quick links that take you directly into those searches.

From there, you can:

• Look up a case by case number or citation number
• Search court records by name
• Track a case for future updates

The goal is to make the county page useful beyond simply showing an address. Once you know where your case is being handled, you can move directly into the next task without having to start your search over.

Find your county courthouse

Some Counties Have Multiple Court Locations

North Carolina’s court system is not laid out the same way in every county.

Wake County, for example, has multiple court-related facilities in downtown Raleigh. Guilford County has court locations in both Greensboro and High Point. Other counties may have additional buildings or facilities that serve different purposes.

That is why it is worth checking the county page before heading out, especially if you have never been to that courthouse before.

If you already have a case number or citation number, looking up the case can also help you confirm the location associated with your hearing. If anything is unclear, the Clerk of Superior Court can provide official guidance.

Check Your Case Before You Go

Even if you already know where the courthouse is, it is a good idea to check your case information before your court date.

Hearings can be continued or updated, and relying on an older notice may not always give you the most current information available.

If you know your case number or citation number, Court Delta lets you look up the case directly. If you do not have that information, you can search by name and county to find matching records.

Because those options are linked directly from each county page, you can move from finding the courthouse to checking the case without jumping between unrelated pages.

When to Contact the Clerk of Court

There are also times when the best next step is to contact the court directly.

The Clerk of Superior Court is the appropriate source for official questions about courthouse procedures, filing requirements or details that need to be confirmed with the court itself.

Court Delta’s county pages include Clerk of Court contact information so you can quickly find the correct office for the county you are dealing with.

Court Delta can help you find public court information and get oriented before your visit, but if you need an official answer about your case or where you are required to appear, contact the clerk directly.

Find the Right Courthouse Before Your Court Date

If you are trying to prepare for court, you should not have to spend time searching across multiple websites just to figure out where to go.

Court Delta’s courthouse directory brings together courthouse information for every North Carolina county and connects each county page to the case-search tools people commonly need next.

Start with your county, review the available courthouse locations and then check your case information before you go.

Browse the North Carolina courthouse directory

Court Delta is a private tool built on publicly available North Carolina court records. Court Delta is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the North Carolina Courts or the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts. Courthouse information can change. For official information about a courthouse or case, contact the appropriate Clerk of Superior Court.