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Birmingham Civil and Family Justice Centre
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Address and opening hours
Visit or contact us
Priory Courts33 Bull StreetBirmingham B4 6DS
- Court open: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
- Counter open: By prior appointment only 10:00am to 14:00pm (except High Court and Administrative Court 10:00am to 16:00pm)
- Telephone enquiries answered: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Phone, email and DX
Business and property courts
- 0121 681 3033 – Switchboard
Counter appointments
- 0121 681 3010 – Emergency Family appointment bookings
- 0121 250 6764 – Civil appointment booking line
County court
- 0121 250 6395 – Court of Protection
Enforcement
- 0121 250 6777 – Enforcement appointment booking line
Enquiries
- 0300 123 5577 – National Contact Centre for Civil & Family Court - Monday to Friday 8:30am -5pm
- 0300 303 0642 – Divorce Contact Centre - Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm
Family public law (children in care)
- 0330 808 4424 – Digital process for case numbers starting with C5
Social security and child support
- 0300 123 1142
Support through court
- 0121 285 2080 – An independent charity
Fax
- 01264 785 131 – High Court fax
- 01264 785 057 – Family fax
DX
- 701987 Birmingham 7
Enforcement (email)
- Birminghamcountyenforcements@justice.gov.uk – Bailiff work. Warrants of Possession / Control. Writs. AOE's. Orders for Questioning. Certificated bailiffs. Third Party debt orders. Charging Orders
County court (email)
Civil court (email)
- Birminghamcountyhearings@justice.gov.uk – Evidence for a court file. Documents/evidence for a hearing. Hearing fees. Witness summonses. Notices of discontinuance and letters of settlement
Listing (email)
- Birminghamcountyappslistingorders@justice.gov.uk – Applications and associated correspondence. Orders and associated correspondence. Listing and associated correspondence.
Breathing space enquiries (email)
Finances (email)
- Birminghamcountyfinance@justice.gov.uk – Court Funds / Infant settlement work. Bankruptcy. Bailiff payments. Certificates of Satisfaction.
Admin (email)
- administrativecourtoffice.birmingham@justice.gov.uk – High Court
Business and property courts (email)
- bpc.birmingham@justice.gov.uk – High Court
King's bench (email)
- kb.birmingham@justice.gov.uk – High Court
Family court (email)
Court of Protection (email)
- courtofprotection.birmingham.countycourt@justice.gov.uk – Court of Protection
Financial Remedy (email)
Family public law (children in care) (email)
- contactfpl@justice.gov.uk – Digital process for case numbers starting with C5
Tribunal (email)
- utiac.birmingham@justice.gov.uk – Upper Tribunal Immigration & Asylum Chamber
Social security and child support (email)
Support through court (email)
Adoption (email)
Enquiries (email)
- birminghamchildfc@justice.gov.uk – (Pathfinder Including C100 & C79 applications)
What this court deals with
- Adoption
- Bankruptcy
- Business and Property
- Children
- Civil partnership
- Divorce
- Domestic violence
- FGM
- Financial Remedy
- Forced marriage
- High Court District Registry
- Housing possession
- Immigration
- Money claims
- Pathfinder – for Private Law Proceedings
- Social security
Before you send or go
- ✓Appointments are booked on separate lines: one for civil, one for emergency family bookings and one for enforcement.
- ✓The counter is by prior appointment, 10am to 2pm. The High Court and Administrative Court counter runs until 4pm.
- ✓The building also houses a High Court District Registry, with inboxes for the Administrative Court, Business and Property Courts and King's Bench.
- ✓Civil email is split by purpose. Evidence and documents for a hearing, and hearing fees, go to the hearings inbox. Applications and orders go to the listing inbox, and enforcement and finance each have their own.
- ✓C100 applications are listed under the Pathfinder child inbox, not the general family court inbox.
Forms people file at this court
- N244 – Application notice during a caseFill it in again
- N180 – Small claims directions questionnaireFill it in again
- N181 – Directions questionnaire for larger claimsFill it in again
- EX160 – Help with court fees applicationFill it in again
- N5 – Claim for possession of propertyFill it in again
- N119 – Particulars of claim for possessionFill it in again
- C100 – Child arrangements applicationFill it in again
Access and facilities
- Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network. Lanyards available on request.
- Parking. Closest multi-story parking facilities are in Newton Street and Albert Street, approx 5 minutes walk away.
- Disabled access. Wheelchair access in to the building, lifts to all floors.
- Assistance dogs. Assistance dogs are welcome.
- Hearing Loop. The building has hearing enhancement facilities available by prior arrangement. Please contact the Court office by telephone or email if necessary.
- Security arch. We have a security arch. Please alert the security officer if you have a pacemaker. For safety and security, all users and their possessions will be searched by security when they enter the building.
- Disabled toilet. Located on every floor.
- Refreshments. Refreshments are available via vending machine on 1st, 2nd and 6th floors. Water is available on all floors.
- Interview room. Interview rooms are available on all floors.
- Baby changing facility. Baby changing facilities are available in the disabled toilets on the 2nd floor
- Prayer / Quiet room. Located 4th floor.
- Video facilities. Court/hearing room video facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available by prior arrangement. Please contact the court by telephone or email to let us know of your requirements.
- Wireless network connection. This court has wireless internet access available.
Source
Details on this page come from GOV.UK Find a Court or Tribunal (opens GOV.UK), checked 21 October 2026.
Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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