How much does it cost to file in Gwinnett County?

About $85 to start — the $60 filing fee plus first-defendant service. Fees are set by the county and can change; confirm with the clerk before filing.

Eviction in Gwinnett County, Georgia

Our self-help tool populates your dispossessory affidavit, summons, and demand letter template using information you provide. You review, sign, and file with the magistrate court.

Where you file

Gwinnett County Magistrate Court (Clerk of Courts)
75 Langley Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
770-822-8100

Cost to start

About $85 to start (filing + first-defendant service)

E-filing

E-filing is available — eFileGA

Fee schedule

County fee schedule

Gwinnett County note: E-filing permitted but NOT mandatory (standing order eff. 2020-01-15, Clerk of Court portal). Sheriff serves: dispossessory service 25 USD, writ of possession 25 USD (GCSO schedule). Dispossessory calendars typically Wednesdays 9:00/1:00. Money-judgment-plus-possession requires personal or sui juris service (tack-and-mail supports possession only). Filing fee on Magistrate Fee Page — verify on fee pass.

Start your Gwinnett County eviction

Gwinnett County FAQ

Where do I file a eviction in Gwinnett County?: Gwinnett County Magistrate Court (Clerk of Courts), 75 Langley Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 (770-822-8100).
How much does it cost to file in Gwinnett County?: About $85 to start — the $60 filing fee plus first-defendant service. Fees are set by the county and can change; confirm with the clerk before filing.
Can I e-file in Gwinnett County?: E-filing is available.

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