Papers DeliveredProcess Server for Oakland County Circuit Court
1200 N Telegraph Road, Pontiac: felonies, divorce, custody, civil over $25,000
Serving the Oakland County Circuit Court
Oakland County's court of general jurisdiction keeps its bench at 1200 N Telegraph Road in Pontiac, on the county government campus off Telegraph. Felony trials bound over from the district benches, divorce and custody files, and money disputes that clear the $25,000 line are all decided here for the 61 cities, villages, and townships that make up the county, Pontiac and Troy across to Royal Oak, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, and Novi.
The county Probate Court shares that Telegraph Road campus. Estate settlements, contested wills, guardianship and conservatorship petitions, and mental-health commitment hearings are filed there, and a single trip lets us carry papers to both benches.
Because our people reach the Pontiac campus most weeks, the civil intake window, the family-division counter, and the friend-of-the-court desk are familiar ground. We put the documents in the right hands, note each attempt, and bring back a notarized affidavit that is ready to drop into your file.
What Papers We Handle for Oakland Circuit Matters
- Felony prosecutions that begin with a district-court exam and are bound over to this bench
- Divorce, whether uncontested by consent or fought room by room
- Custody and parenting time, first orders and later changes alike
- Child support and friend-of-the-court paperwork
- Civil claims above $25,000, from injury suits to contract and business fights
- Family Division work: juvenile files, adoptions, PPO appeals, and name changes
- Probate notices covering estates, wills, guardianships, conservatorships, and commitments
- Real-property actions that turn on land title
How We Cover an Oakland Circuit Assignment
Divorce and custody papers
Discreet delivery of dissolution filings, custody motions, support notices, and PPOs, with camera documentation offered on the harder serves.
Large civil claims
Summons and complaint work on the over-$25,000 disputes this bench decides, with the affidavit turned around promptly.
Trial subpoenas
Delivery of witness, records, and deposition subpoenas ahead of a Circuit trial date.
Probate notices
Hearing notices, citations, and estate paperwork carried to heirs and other interested parties on the same Telegraph Road trip.
Court Reference
| Court Name | Oakland County Circuit Court (with the county Probate Court) |
| Address | 1200 N Telegraph Road, Pontiac, MI 48341 |
| County | Oakland County, all 61 communities |
| Matters Decided Here | Felony, divorce, custody, civil above $25,000, family, probate |
Why the Clock Counts in Pontiac
Oakland Circuit cases, above all the divorce, custody, and protection-order matters, run on deadlines that do not stretch. A summons that lands after its window can hand a defendant a default or, worse, collapse and cost weeks on a re-serve. Reaching the party the first day keeps your calendar whole, and the camera record we can attach closes the door on the "nobody ever served me" story that stalls a high-stakes Circuit case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do you serve papers for Oakland County Circuit Court cases?
We serve papers anywhere in Oakland County and across the entire state of Michigan. The court that hears these cases sits at 1200 N Telegraph Road, Pontiac, MI 48341, on the Oakland County Government Complex. Probate Court is in the same complex.
What cases does Oakland Circuit handle?
Felonies, divorce, custody, support, civil over $25,000, family division (juvenile/adoption/PPO appeals), probate (estates/guardianships).
Do you return affidavits of service for Oakland Circuit cases?
Every completed serve returns a notarized affidavit of service. Audio/video documentation, GPS, photos and time-stamped attempts are available as extra evidence.
How fast for an Oakland Circuit case?
Same-day service, with next-day where needed, dispatched within 4 hours.
What does Papers Delivered do, and what does this phone number reach?
Papers Delivered is a private process serving company. This number reaches our process servers, who hand-deliver legal documents for law firms, landlords, businesses and individuals. We serve documents and return the signed proof of service to our clients. For hearing dates, case information or filings, contact the clerk's office handling your case.
What can Papers Delivered tell me about a case?
We are a process serving company and we hold no case records. Office hours, case status and hearing dates come from the clerk's office handling the case. Call us when you need documents served.
What happens if the recipient is avoiding service?
Every serve includes three attempts at varying times across days, evenings and weekends. When the address on the papers is stale or wrong, we work to identify a current one and keep attempting, so an evasive recipient does not stall your case. Each attempt is logged with its date, time and location, and audio-video documentation, GPS verification and time-stamped photographs are available as extra evidence on request.
What do I receive after service is complete?
A notarized affidavit of service recording the date, time, place and manner of service. Audio-video documentation, GPS verification and time-stamped photographs are available as extra evidence on request.
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