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Serves the City of Shelby, as well as Sharon, Jackson, Cass, Plymouth, Butler (except Sections 35-36-31 and 32) and Bloominggrove Townships in Richland County. Court Divisions: Traffic, Cirminal, Civil, and Small Claims.

Hears cases which involve damages resulting from automobile collisions, unlawful detainers, promissory notes, collection of accounts, and other similar actions so long as the amount involved is $15,000 or less. Oversees criminal proceedings for misdemeanor offenses, traffic, and civil cases within its jurisdiction. Works to resolve landlord and tenant disputes. Maintains and provides court records.

This court has jurisdiction over civil matters in dispute of $15,000.00 or less, as well as eviction and landlord-tenant matters. In the small claims division, the monetary jurisdiction is limited to $6,000.00 or less.

Handles civil cases up to $15,000 (also includes eviction cases), criminal, small claims up to $6,000, jury selection, court records, and traffic cases.

Provides a municipal court for Bowling Green. Handles civil and small claims cases.

The Civil Division handles cases in which the amount of money in dispute does not exceed $15,000. Complaints involving landlord tenant disputes, rent escrows, and appeals to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles are filed with this division. Also handles small claims cases, in which the amount of money in dispute is $6,000 or less. The Criminal and Traffic Division processes and maintains the entries and orders of the Court, accepts bail and bond on all offenses, and establishes and monitors defendants' payment plans. Felony charges from arrest to preliminary hearing are recorded and transmitted to Common Pleas Court.

Provides the Clerk of Court, which maintains the public record on all court cases in Toledo Municipal Court as well as collecting and distributing fines and fees associated with these cases; Provides the Criminal / Traffic Division and the Civil Division which includes Small Claims cases.

Responsible for accepting, filing, issuing service, docketing, processing and maintaining records for civil cases. Civil cases include: contract disputes; personal injury; property damage; evictions; small claims; certificate of judgment transfers; foreclosures; declaratory judgments; housing and safety code issues.

Responsible for hearing civil lawsuits where the amount being considered is not more than $15,000 as well as various types of criminal cases such as felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic violations.

Court for the City of Lakewood. Hears civil cases up to $15,000, small claims up to $6,000, traffic, and criminal cases. Also enforces eviction and housing violations.

provide access to public records held by the Clerk of the Court, information regarding the daily operation of the Court and answer general questions regarding procedures of the Court. The Court handles Traffic, Criminal, Civil, and Small Claims cases in Crawford County.

Hears all civil cases involving small claims and mediation claims up to $6,000 or regular civil docket claims up to $15,000. Hears all traffic cases within its jurisdiction. Houses court records filed in service area and makes them available to the public.

Provides justice for small claims, criminal, traffic and civil cases arising within the Court’s jurisdiction (including eviction proceedings). Provides records of all cases heard and jury selection where appropriate. Any waiverable citations can also be paid on site.

Have jurisdiction over traffic and non-traffic misdemeanors. Also hear civil cases involving no more than $5,000 and which require parties to the action to present their own cases. The judge hears both sides and renders a judgment.

Provides a municipal court for the communities of Lyndhurst, Gates Mills, Highland Heights, Mayfield Village, Mayfield Heights, and Richmond Heights. Tries all misdemeanors and ordinance violations occurring in these cities. Maintains records of legal proceedings. Has jurisdiction in civil matters up to $10,000 and in small claims court. Functions also as a traffic and eviction court. Can hold initial hearings on felony cases. Provides jury selection for Lyndhurst Municipal Court.

Provides a municipal court for the City of Vermilion, Vermilion Township, Florence Township, and Brownhelm Township.

Hears and decides judgment on civil cases up to $15,000, small claims up to $3,000 on monies owed, and criminal and traffic cases. Provides jury selection for the Rocky River Municipal Court.

Processes and concludes criminal, traffic, and civic cases within the speedy trial requirements and time limits prescribed by the Ohio Supreme Court. Imposes sentences in criminal and traffic cases. Receives and collects fines and maintains all records of the court. Also supervises all individuals on community control or ordered to perform community service.

Municipal Courts handle civil cases which involve personal injury, property damage or liability, medical or dental malpractice, real estate actions, equity suits such as injunction proceedings, specific performance contract disputes, administration of trusts and foreclosure on mortgages and, injurisdictions where there are no specialized courts, adoptions, probate, family law and psychiatric cases.

Court handles traffic, misdemeanor criminal and civil cases and initial court appearances and preliminary hearings on felony cases. Judges conduct Specialized Dockets in drug and alcohol cases, domestic violence cases, mental health cases and veterans cases. Performs civil marriage ceremonies on the last Wednesday of each month pending schedule availability. Small claims court exists to assist laypersons (non-attorneys) in resolving minor disputes involving amounts less than $6000. Jury trials are not allowed and cases are heard by a Magistrate. Probation is assigned through the Municipal Court System.

Small claims must be for money only. Small Claims Court cannot issue restraining orders, protection orders or injunctions, cannot grant divorces, and cannot order someone to return property. Small Claims Court can only resolve claims that ask for money. A claim cannot exceed $3,000 (not including any interest or court costs claimed). The claims itself can be for at most $3,000 and counter or cross claims that may be filed can only be for $3,000 or less. Regardless of the amount of money involved, the Small Claims Court cannot handle certain types of lawsuits: lawsuits based on liable slander and malicious prosecution, lawsuits seeking punitive or exemplary damages, or lawsuits brought by an ascendee or agent. Small Claims Courts cannot resolve claims against the agencies of the State of Ohio or against the United States Government and its agencies. This court also handles civil cases up to $15,000 and misdemeanor traffic and criminal cases.