Abbeville City Court

* Conducting a search on Recordsfinder.com is subject to our Terms of Service and Privacy Notice. You acknowledge that Recordsfinder.com is not a consumer reporting agency under the FCRA and the information provided cannot be used for any unlawful purpose.
Databases Updated on Oct 18, 2025

Abbeville City Court cases in Vermilion County, Abbeville, LA

Abbeville City Court is a city (municipal) court of limited jurisdiction serving Abbeville, Louisiana. It functions as the local trial court for lower-level matters, handling misdemeanor criminal cases, city ordinance and traffic violations, and civil disputes within its statutory monetary limits, including small claims and landlord-tenant evictions. The court does not hear felony prosecutions or most family-law matters (such as divorce or custody), which are handled by the district court. Its jurisdiction is territorial, covering cases arising within the City of Abbeville, and it provides first-instance adjudication and case processing for local criminal, traffic, and lower-value civil matters.

Abbeville City Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: City Court
County: Vermilion
Street Address: 208 S. State St.
City: Abbeville
Zip Code: 70510
Phone: 337-893-1513
Fax: 337-898-4556
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 4:30PM
Website URL: https://cityofabbeville.net/court-prosecutor/
Languages: English
Email: monahebert@connections-lct.com

Services and Case Types Handled in Abbeville City Court

Abbeville City Court is a limited-jurisdiction court serving the public by:

- Criminal/traffic: handling misdemeanors, city-ordinance violations, and traffic citations; issuing warrants; setting bonds.
- Civil: hearing disputes within the statutory monetary limit, including small claims (generally up to $5,000), landlord-tenant evictions, garnishments, and collections.

Key services:
- Case filings: civil petitions, small-claims statements, eviction filings, motions/pleadings.
- Court operations: scheduling/docketing, notices, arraignments, pretrial/status conferences, bench trials, probation reviews, contempt and payment-compliance hearings.
- Administration: fine/fee/restitution payments, subpoena processing, continuance requests, certified copies and record access.

Protective orders: assistance may be provided where authorized by law; parties may be directed to the appropriate court if jurisdiction lies elsewhere.

Jury services: Louisiana city courts generally do not conduct jury trials; matters are heard by a judge.