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Designated jurisdiction over both civil and criminal cases within Broome County

Processes and records all petitions (administration of estates, guardianships, adoptions.)

Hears cases relating to individuals who have passed away, including the validity of wills and the administration of estates.

Under NY State Law, each county outside of NY City has a County Court. These courts comprise County Court - hears cases involved with any crimes or violations of law committed within the county, Family Court - hears cases involving children and families, juvenile delinquency, child protection, adoptions, support, paternity, foster care placement, etc. Surrogate Court - hears cases involved with inheritance, such as probate of wills and administration of estates, etc. Supreme Court - hears cases involved with negligence, divorces, contract and breach of warranty, etc.

Oversees cases brought before a judge by the district attorney. The County Court hears cases involving crimes or violations of law committed within the county including cases involving drug treatment. Family Court hears cases involving children and families, juvenile delinquency, child protection, adoptions, support, paternity, foster care placement. The Surrogate Court hears cases involved with inheritance, such as probate of wills and administration of estates. The Supreme Court hears cases involved with negligence, divorces, and contract and breach of warranty.

Designated jurisdiction over both civil and criminal cases within Tioga County

Hears cases relating to individuals who have passed away, including the validity of wills and the administration of estates.

Surrogate's Court for Genesee County. Hears cases involving the affairs of decedents, including the probate of wills and the administration of estates and all matters relating to guardianships. In addition to Family Court, Surrogate’s Court also has jurisdiction in adoption proceedings.

Under NY State Law, each county outside of NY City has a County Court. These courts comprise County Court - hears cases involved with any crimes or violations of law committed within the county, Family Court - hears cases involving children and families, juvenile delinquency, child protection, adoptions, support, paternity, foster care placement, etc. Surrogate Court - hears cases involved with inheritance, such as probate of wills and administration of estates, etc. Supreme Court - hears cases involved with negligence, divorces, contract and breach of warranty, etc.

Oversees cases brought before a judge by the district attorney. The County Court hears cases involving crimes or violations of law committed within the county including cases involving drug treatment. Family Court hears cases involving children and families, juvenile delinquency, child protection, adoptions, support, paternity, foster care placement. The Surrogate Court hears cases involved with inheritance, such as probate of wills and administration of estates. The Supreme Court hears cases involved with negligence, divorces, and contract and breach of warranty

Oversees cases involving the affairs of decedents, including the probate of wills and the administration of estates.

Oversees cases brought before a judge by the district attorney. The County Court hears cases involving crimes or violations of law committed within the county including cases involving drug treatment. Family Court hears cases involving children and families, juvenile delinquency, child protection, adoptions, support, paternity, foster care placement. The Surrogate Court hears cases involved with inheritance, such as probate of wills and administration of estates. The Supreme Court hears cases involved with negligence, divorces, and contract and breach of warranty.

Under NY State Law, each county outside of NY City has a County Court. These courts comprise: County Court - hears cases involved with any crimes or violations of law committed within the county. Family Court - hears cases involving children and families, juvenile delinquency, child protection, adoptions, support, paternity, foster care placement, etc. Surrogate Court - hears cases involved with inheritance, such as probate of wills and administration of estates, etc. Supreme Court - hears cases involved with negligence, divorces, contract and breach of warranty, etc.

Hears cases relating to individuals who have passed away, including the validity of wills and the administration of estates.

filing of wills and estates with or without a will guardianship for infants or persons with developmental disabilities adoptions filings, records are sealed and only opened by court order

Hears cases relating to individuals who have passed away, including the validity of wills and the administration of estates.

Judicial Courts of Cortland County: Supreme, County, Surrogate's and Family prosecutes all crimes committed in the county, exclusive authority for felony trials shares authority with local city, town and village courts to handle trials in misdemeanor cases and other minor offenses and violations. limited authority to hear civil cases with monetary awards of $25,000 or less. appellate court for civil and criminal appeals from town and village courts and criminal, civil and small claims (under $25,000) matters from City Court.

Hears cases relating to individuals who have passed away, including the validity of wills and the administration of estates.

Jurisdiction over actions and proceedings relating to the affairs of decedents, including probate of wills and administration of estates.Also: processes all guardianship and adoption proceedings houses records of decedents, beginning in 1805 indexes of court files which can be viewed during business hours replaces, for a fee, lost or damaged wills and probate records

Hears cases relating to individuals who have passed away, including the validity of wills and the administration of estates.

Surrogate's Court for Orleans County. Hears cases involving the affairs of decedents, including the probate of wills and the administration of estates and all matters relating to Article 17 and Article 17-A Guardianships.