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Granville County eviction fees
Not verified We have not verified Granville County's local filing, service or writ fees yet. Statewide rules below still apply. Ask the clerk of the small claims court (magistrate) in the county where the property is located (summary ejectment) before you file.
| Small claims (magistrate) court costs | $96 Source: NC Judicial Branch: Small Claims |
|---|---|
| Sheriff service, per item served | $30 One fee when items are served together on one party Source: N.C. Gen. Stat. §7A-311 |
| Writ of possession execution fee (clerk) | $25 Plus $30 sheriff service Source: UNC School of Government (G.S. 7A-308(a)(5)) |
About the missing details
Why it's missing: We only list eviction court fees published by an official source. Granville County hasn't published its local filing, service and writ fees online in a form we could verify, so call the clerk of the small claims court to confirm before you file.
General information
Not specific to Granville County
Across the 21 counties where we've read the official fee schedule, the eviction filing fee runs from $41 to $322. Sheriff or constable service usually adds a per-tenant charge, and a writ of possession adds another. Statewide fixed filing fees we've verified: California $240 (claims up to $10,000), Connecticut $175, Delaware $45, Florida $185, Texas $54.
Closest place with verified data
Gwinnett County, GA (about 344 miles away): dispossessory filing cost $60
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North Carolina eviction steps
- Demand for rent. For nonpayment, the lease is forfeited if the tenant fails to pay within 10 days after the landlord demands all past-due rent. (N.C. Gen. Stat. §42-3)
- File summary ejectment. File the complaint with the clerk of superior court in the county; serve by sheriff or certified mail. (NC Judicial Branch: Small Claims)
- Magistrate hearing and appeal. A magistrate hears the case. A party may appeal to district court within 10 days of judgment. (N.C. Gen. Stat. §7A-228)
- Writ of possession. If there is no appeal, the landlord may request a writ of possession from the clerk after the appeal period; the sheriff executes it. (UNC School of Government)