Court Fees For Summons

Summary

Court fees in Maryland are not doubled for multiple recipients of a summons. Fees are based on the case type, not the number of recipients, though additional service fees may apply for serving multiple parties. Filing fees for breach of contract cases vary by court: Circuit Court fees range from $165 to $185, while District Court fees range from $34 to $51. Circuit Courts handle serious cases and claims over $30,000, while District Courts handle less serious cases and claims of $30,000 or less.

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Breach of contract tort
In Maryland, filing fees for a breach of contract case can vary depending on the court. Here are some general points:
- Circuit Court: Filing fees can range from $* to $*.
- District Court: Filing fees are generally lower, ranging from $* to $*.
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Why is there a difference between circuit court and District Court where do I file which case
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The difference between Circuit Court and District Court in Maryland generally lies in the jurisdiction and the type of cases they handle:
- Circuit Court: Handles more serious cases, including major civil cases, serious criminal cases, appeals from District Court, and family law matters.
- District Court: Handles less serious cases, including minor civil cases, misdemeanors, traffic violations, and small claims.
In terms of where to file a breach of contract tort case:
- If the claim amount exceeds $*,*, you would typically file in Circuit Court.
- If the claim amount is $*,* or less, you would file in District Court.
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