Southampton Circuit Court

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Databases Updated on Oct 15, 2025

Southampton Circuit Court cases in Southampton County, Courtland, VA

Southampton County Circuit Court, located in Courtland, is a circuit court (court of general jurisdiction) within Virginia's 5th Judicial Circuit. It conducts felony criminal trials; hears major civil actions and equity matters; adjudicates divorce, annulment, and equitable-distribution cases; and empanels juries and grand juries. The court also provides de novo appellate review of cases from the General District Court and the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court, including misdemeanors, traffic infractions, civil claims, and certain family matters. Common case types include criminal (felonies and appealed misdemeanors), civil (torts, contracts, property, and equity), family/domestic relations (divorce and related relief), and traffic matters on appeal.

Southampton Circuit Court Contact and Location Information

Court Type: Circuit Court
County: Southampton
Street Address: 22350 Main Street
City: Courtland
Zip Code: 23837
Phone: 757-653-2200
Fax: 757-653-2547
Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Website URL: https://www.vacourts.gov/courts/circuit/southampton/home.html
Forms & Filing: Forms

Services and Case Types Handled in Southampton Circuit Court

Southampton County Circuit Court (5th Judicial Circuit, VA) provides:

- Case jurisdiction: felony criminal cases; misdemeanor/traffic appeals; civil actions over $25,000; equity matters (injunctions, real property, contracts, torts).
- Family/domestic relations: divorce, equitable distribution, name changes, adoptions, custody/support within divorce; protective orders on appeal and in related proceedings.
- Appellate: de novo appeals from General District and Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Courts.

Public-facing services:
- Case filings and docketing; issuance of subpoenas and writs; scheduling and conducting hearings and trials (jury and nonjury).
- Jury services: juror qualification, summons, and management.
- Records: public access to case files, certified copies; recording of deeds, judgments, and liens.
- Probate and estates: probate of wills and estate qualification.
- Additional filings: concealed handgun permits, expungement petitions.
- Collection of court costs and entry/maintenance of orders and judgments.

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