Plymouth County Court Information

Courts, filing fees, e-filing, and clerk contacts for Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

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Filing at a Glance

Verified from official sources · 2026-07-30
Civil filing fee
$275.00
Case lookup
Free online
Divorce / family
$215.00

At $275, the civil filing fee in Plymouth County is higher than most nearby counties (median $240 across 6 nearby counties).

Clerk of Court

Plymouth County Superior Court, Clerk of Courts (Probate & Family Court handles divorce)

Robert S. Creedon Jr. (Superior Court Clerk); Matthew J. McDonough (Register of Probate)

72 Belmont St., Brockton, MA 02301
Civil Complaint
$275.00
$275.00 total (Superior Court: $240 entry fee per plaintiff + $20 security + $15 surcharge)
Divorce / Family
$215.00
$215.00 (Complaint for Divorce: $200 + $15 surcharge, Probate & Family Court)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much does it cost to file a civil case in Plymouth County?

    The civil filing fee in Plymouth County, Massachusetts is $275.00 total (Superior Court: $240 entry fee per plaintiff + $20 security + $15 surcharge)

  • How much does it cost to file for divorce or a family case in Plymouth County?

    $215.00 (Complaint for Divorce: $200 + $15 surcharge, Probate & Family Court)

  • Can I e-file court documents in Plymouth County?

    Yes. E-filing is available through eFileMA.

  • Is there a free online case search for Plymouth County?

    Yes. You can look up cases online at mass.gov.

  • Where do I file court documents in Plymouth County?

    Filings go to the Plymouth County Superior Court, Clerk of Courts (Probate & Family Court handles divorce), located at 72 Belmont St., Brockton, MA 02301. You can reach the clerk at (508) 583-8250.

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