Long Island Courthouses

Nassau County Supreme Court - 10th Judicial District

This court handles all types of cases. Typically, civil cases in Supreme Court have more than $25,000 in controversy. The court may hear felony cases, but usually those cases are processed in County Court. There's metered parking in the surrounding area. If you don't want to take a chance on the street, park at Standard Parking on the corner of 3rd avenue and 3rd Street close to the Mineola Station.

Matrimonial Center

This court handles matters related to custody and matters relating to marriage and divorce. The building is across the street from the Supreme Court building.

Surrogate's Court

The building sits on Old Country Road, about 4 blocks from the Mineola Station. On busy days, parking can be difficult, so arrive early, or take public transit.

County Court

The building sits on Old Country Road, about 4 blocks from the Mineola Station. On busy days, parking can be difficult, so arrive early, or take public transit.

Family Court

District Court

This court handles civil cases with less than $15,000 in controversy , landlord-tenant disputes, and some criminal matters. The building is roughly four blocks from the Hempstead MTA station.

City Court of Long Beach

This court sits inside the Long Beach City Hall Building. It is a block from the Long Beach LIRR station, but there's a fair amount of parking available in the lot out front and on the street. There are lots of places to eat around the corner on E. Park Avenue.

Glen Cove City Court

Internet mapping services don't always pick up the Glen Cove City Courthouse, but it is immediately to the right of City Hall. If you have time to spare, treat yourself at the Paradise Bakery across the street.

Eastern District of New York

Visitors can take the LIRR to Flatbush Ave. When you get off, the M, R, 2,3,4,5 and B41 bus lines all stop at Court Street/Borough Hall.

If you're driving on the Long Island Expressway, take the BQE to the Tillary Street Exit. Continue down Tillary and the courthouse will be on the right.

If you're driving on the Southern State/Belt parkway, as Robert Moses intended, take the BQE to the Cadman Plaza West Exit. Turn on to Tillar, and the courthouse is on the left.

Long Island Courthouse - Eastern District of New York

Many visitors prefer to take LIRR to the Central Islip Station (Ronkonkoma line). Buses take passengers directly from the train station to the courthouse twice hourly. Visit the court website for driving directions. You'll have several options.