The Superior Court has jurisdiction over civil disputes where the amount in controversy exceeds $10,000.  Civil cases usually involve legal conflicts among individuals, businesses, corporations, partnerships and governmental entities. Many civil cases are the result of personal injury, property damage, medical malpractice and contract disputes. Other civil case filings might involve real property, such as forcible detainer actions, or quiet title proceedings.

Much of the civil litigation in Superior Court is conducted through attorneys, but there are some individuals who choose to represent themselves.  The forms below are some commonly used forms in civil proceedings

Civil Forms
Civil Appeals
Civil Cover Sheet
Subpoena
Affidavit of Service of Subpoena
Subpoena Duties
Witness and Exhibit List
Instructions: How to Fill Out The Witness And Exhibit List
Procedures: What To Do With The Witness And Exhibit List Now That You Have Filled It Out
Excess Proceeds of Sale
Foreclosing a Tax Lien
Service of Court Papers
Joint Report and Proposed Scheduling Order (Standard Case)
Joint Report and Proposed Scheduling Order (Expedited Case)
Joint Report and Proposed Scheduling Order (Complex Case)

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General Information and Services

Small Claims

Traffic Violations

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Legal Decision Making (Formerly known as Child Custody)

Divorce

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