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Cabarrus County court dates: how to look one up

Where to find a court date, how to get reminders, and what to do if you miss court in Cabarrus County, from the NC Judicial Branch. Checked October 8, 2026. This is general information, not legal advice.

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Looking up a court date

  • Online: the NC Judicial Branch's court date page opens the statewide eCourts Portal. Search by name and pick Cabarrus County, or enter a case or citation number.
  • Calendars: calendars.nccourts.org lists each day's court sessions by county.
  • By phone: the Clerk of Superior Court, 704-262-5500.
  • If your court date is moved, the new date is generally sent to you by mail.

Text and email reminders

  • Available for criminal cases.
  • Reminders arrive 7 days and 1 day before court, plus alerts if the date, courtroom or session changes.
  • Sign up separately for each case, using its case number, through the NC Judicial Branch's online services.

If you miss court

  • Call the Clerk of Superior Court in the county where you were charged as soon as possible, and your attorney if you have one.
  • Missing court can lead to criminal process, such as an order for your arrest, and substantial extra fees.
  • In traffic cases, your driver's license can be revoked, and a cash bond you posted can be forfeited and treated as a conviction.

Source: NC Judicial Branch, missed court dates.

Paying a ticket

  • Online: many tickets can be paid through the state's eCourts services if the case is eligible. Card processing fees apply.
  • In person: the Clerk's office at the Cabarrus County Courthouse. No personal checks.
  • By mail: a money order or certified check payable to Cabarrus County Clerk of Superior Court, PO Box 70, Concord, NC 28026-0070, with your citation number.

Source: Cabarrus County payment information.

At the courthouse

  • The Cabarrus County Courthouse is on Union Street South in downtown Concord.
  • Everyone goes through security. Knives of any size, scissors, weapons and pepper spray aren't allowed, and bags can be searched.
  • Need an accommodation for a disability? Ask the court's disability access coordinator ahead of time: disability access program.
  • Other offices (District Attorney, magistrate, custody mediation): Cabarrus County court directory.

Source: NC Judicial Branch, Cabarrus County Courthouse.

Common questions

How do I look up my court date in Cabarrus County?

Use the NC Judicial Branch's court date search, which opens the statewide eCourts Portal. Search by your name and choose Cabarrus County, or use your case or citation number. You can also call the Cabarrus County Clerk of Superior Court at 704-262-5500.

Can I get a text reminder for my court date?

Yes, for criminal cases. The NC Judicial Branch sends email or text reminders 7 days and 1 day before a court date, plus alerts if the date or courtroom changes. You sign up separately for each case with its case number.

What happens if I miss my court date?

Contact the Clerk of Superior Court in the county where you were charged, and your attorney if you have one, as soon as possible. Missing court can lead to criminal process such as an order for arrest, extra fees, and in traffic cases a revoked license or forfeited bond.

Can I pay a traffic ticket online?

Many tickets can be paid online through the state's eCourts services if the case is eligible. Card processing fees apply. You can also pay in person at the Clerk's office or by mail with a money order or certified check.

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