North Shields County Court and Family Court
North Shields County Court and Family Court is a County Court in England & Wales handling civil claims, including money claims allocated to the small claims track. This page collects its verified register data and links the procedural guides for claims listed here.
Court details (verified register data)
- Court: North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Address: Kings Court, North Shields, North Shields, NE29 6AR
- Phone: 0300 123 5577
- Civil filing email: civil.northshields.countycourt@justice.gov.uk
- DX: DX 97641 Bury St Edmunds 3
- Public counter hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm
- Document drop-box: Not published in the register - confirm with the court directly
- Hearing format: Not published in the register - confirm with the court directly
- Facilities: disabled access
Source: https://www.find-court-tribunal.service.gov.uk/courts/north-shields-county-court-and-family-court. Verified 2026-09-04. Always confirm against the official court finder before travelling.
Guides for this court
- Witness statement for North Shields County Court and Family Court
- How to file a witness statement at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- How to exhibit documents — North Shields County Court and Family Court small claims
- Statement of truth for a North Shields County Court and Family Court witness statement
- Completing Form N180 for a North Shields County Court and Family Court claim
- Notice of Allocation to the small claims track — North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Small claims mediation for North Shields County Court and Family Court claims
- Your small claims hearing at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Defending a claim issued against you (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- Issuing a money claim online (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- Court fees for a North Shields County Court and Family Court small claim
- Help with Fees (EX160) for a North Shields County Court and Family Court claim
- Enforcing a judgment from North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Claiming statutory interest on a North Shields County Court and Family Court claim
- How to behave at North Shields County Court and Family Court (and why it matters)
- Claiming against a business at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- The letter before claim (before issuing at North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- Is your claim small-claims eligible? (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- Breach of contract claims at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Recovering an unpaid invoice (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- Car repair disputes at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Faulty goods claims at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Flight delay claims at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Dog bite claims at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- Wedding vendor disputes at North Shields County Court and Family Court
- CPR 32.14: false statements and contempt (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- Hearsay evidence in North Shields County Court and Family Court small claims
- Late evidence and relief from sanctions (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
- PD 32 formatting for North Shields County Court and Family Court witness statements
- Supplementary witness statements (North Shields County Court and Family Court)
Free national support
- Support Through Court: 0300 081 0000 - free, independent support for litigants without a lawyer
- Citizens Advice consumer service: 0808 223 1133 - consumer disputes, pre-claim guidance
- HMCTS general enquiries: 0300 123 7050 - finding the right court or money claim centre
This page is general information about County Court procedure, not legal advice, and it is not provided by HMCTS or any court. Procedures and fees change - always confirm against the official sources linked here before you act.
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Reviewed by Sean McNamara, 2026-09-04.