Transylvania County Superior Court

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Transylvania County Superior Court cases in Transylvania County, Brevard, NC

Transylvania County Superior Court is the trial court of general jurisdiction for Transylvania County within North Carolina's unified General Court of Justice, located in Brevard. It handles felony criminal prosecutions; civil actions generally seeking more than $25,000; requests for injunctive or other extraordinary relief; and jury trials in those matters. The court also hears de novo appeals from District Court in misdemeanors and infractions (including traffic offenses) and in certain civil cases, and it takes up matters that are appealed or transferred from the clerk of superior court or from District Court as required by statute.

Transylvania County Superior Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: Superior Court
County: Transylvania
Street Address: 7 E. Main St.
City: Brevard
Zip Code: 28712
Phone: 828-885-3000
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Website URL: https://www.nccourts.gov/locations/transylvania-county/transylvania-county-courthouse
Parking: There is a parking lot in the back of the courthouse and public parking across the street to the side of the courthouse.
Forms & Filing: https://www.nccourts.gov/locations/transylvania-county/transylvania-county-local-rules-and-forms
Dockets / Schedule / Calendar: https://www.nccourts.gov/locations/transylvania-county/transylvania-county-local-administrative-schedules
Jury Service: https://www.nccourts.gov/locations/transylvania-county/transylvania-county-jury-service
Languages: Multiple
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kristi-B-Brown-Clerk-of-Superior-Court-187045652056579/
ADA: Elizabeth Hamrick, DC Judicial Assistant
ADA Phone: 828-694-4225
ADA Fax / Email: Transylvania.DAC@nccourts.org
Special Access: Wheelchair Access and elevators are available.
About / Additional Info: Established in 1777, the superior courts are North Carolina’s oldest courts. Superior courts hear civil and criminal cases. Superior court is divided into five divisions and 48 districts across the state. Every six months, superior court judges rotate among the districts within their divisions. The rotation system is provided for by the state constitution and designed to minimize conflicts of interest that might result from having a permanent judge in one district. Each administrative superior court district has a senior resident superior court judge who manages the administrative duties of the court. 29B Superior court district consists of Henderson, Polk and Transylvania counties.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transylvania_County_Courthouse

Services and Case Types Handled in Transylvania County Superior Court

Transylvania County Superior Court (NC) provides general-jurisdiction trial services to the public.

- Case types: felony criminal cases; misdemeanor/infraction appeals from District Court (trial de novo); civil lawsuits typically exceeding $25,000; injunctive and other equitable relief; felony probation-violation hearings; grand jury proceedings.
- Case filings and records: The Clerk of Superior Court accepts filings for superior civil and criminal matters, maintains case records, issues summons/subpoenas, provides certified copies, and collects fines/fees/restitution.
- Protective orders: Domestic violence (50B) and civil no‑contact (50C) orders are filed and heard in District Court via the Clerk; the courthouse assists the public with filing and information. Related criminal violations may proceed in Superior Court when applicable.
- Jury services: Summons management, deferrals/excuses, orientation, and juror payment for Superior Court trials.
- Court hearings: Scheduling and conducting first appearances, arraignments, motion hearings, pretrial conferences, jury and nonjury trials, and sentencings.
- ADR: Court‑ordered mediated settlement conferences in Superior Court civil cases.

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