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Please note that online Case Information has recently been improved while consolidating online Case Information and ePayment interfaces. For further assistance with online Case Information, please email ClerkofCourts@cmcoh.org or call (216) 664-4790 during normal operating hours.
If you appeared in court and would like to pay your ticket online, please click here. Browse our convenient online form library for the documents you’ll need to initiate or complete your business with the court.
Clerk of Courts. The Clerk of Court's office is responsible for maintaining the public record on all court cases filed in Cleveland Municipal Court as well as collecting and distributing fines and fees associated with these cases.
The Criminal/Traffic Division of the Clerk of Courts Office records, processes and maintains all criminal, traffic and housing matters decided in Cleveland Municipal Court.
You may file a civil action in Cleveland Municipal Court if the total amount of damages is $15,000 or less. Small Claims cases are limited to damages in the amount of $6,000 or less. In addition, the Clerk of Court processes Garnishments and Bank Attachments for the collection of funds.
Zoom Hearing Information. Virtual court helps you quickly and efficiently manage your traffic and criminal case on-line without requiring your appearance at the courthouse. You have complete access to the Court while protecting your health and safety and removing the time and cost of travel.
View answers to frequently asked questions about Cleveland Municipal Court including case records, court procedure, forms, motions, small claims, record expungement, interpreter requests, use of attorneys, subpoenas, ticket payment, and more.
The Cleveland Courts have a proud history of forging progressive paths toward a justice system that is truly just. Today, we’re part of a movement known as problem-solving courts. Cleveland Municipal Court
Public Information Office. Office: (216) 664-6106. It is the job of the Public Information Officer (PIO) to answer all media/public inquiries pertaining to cases filed in Cleveland Municipal Court.
Cleveland Courts. The Cleveland Courts have a proud history of forging progressive paths toward a justice system that is truly just. Today, we’re part of a movement known as problem-solving courts.