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Douglas County Superior Court

Douglas County Courthouse

Waterville, Washington 98858

State trial court Superior Court
Court overview

About This Court Location

This directory page provides location and jurisdiction information for Douglas County Superior Court. The court is listed at Douglas County Courthouse in Waterville, Washington 98858. Available records classify this location as State trial court and Superior Court. The associated jurisdiction information includes Douglas County Judicial District, Civil / general jurisdiction.

Court Location Details

Official Court Name
Douglas County Superior Court
Courthouse / Location
Douglas County Courthouse
Physical Street Address
203 South Rainier Street
City
Waterville
County
Douglas
State
Washington
State Abbreviation
WA
ZIP Code
98858

Court and Jurisdiction Information

Court Level
State trial court
Court Type
Superior Court
Judicial District
Douglas County Judicial District
Division / Branch
Civil / general jurisdiction
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TrialSupport Services in Waterville, Washington 98858

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