Greene County cases are heard at the Greene County Courthouse, 301 North Greene Street in Snow Hill, and prosecuted by the District Attorney for Prosecutorial District 9, which covers Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties. Greene has both an adult treatment court and a family treatment court. Our Raleigh office serves Greene County clients. Call (919) 925-4613. Phones and chat answered 24/7.
Greene County Criminal Defense and Family Lawyers
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Greene County court quick facts
| Courthouse | Greene County Courthouse, 301 N Greene St, Snow Hill, NC 28580. Main number (252) 747-6200. |
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| Hours | 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday |
| Access | Accessible elevator in the Justice Center to the Clerk’s Office and courtrooms; accessible parking on Second Street at the Justice Center (per the court) |
| Prosecutor | District Attorney, Prosecutorial District 9 (Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties) |
| Court districts | Prosecutorial and District Court District 9; Superior Court District 9A |
| Recovery courts | Adult and family treatment courts (per the NC Judicial Branch) |
| Family court office | Family Court, (919) 722-6260 |
| Our serving office | Raleigh office, 8024 Glenwood Ave, Suite 317 |
Check your exact court date and courtroom on the eCourts Portal. Courthouse details are from the North Carolina Judicial Branch and were current as of October 2026.
Going to court in Greene County
Greene is one of the smallest counties we serve, with a single court location in Snow Hill. The court notes that the accessible elevator to the Clerk’s Office and courtrooms is in the Justice Center, with accessible parking on Second Street. The courthouse opens at 8:00 a.m.
The Judicial Branch lists Greene with both an adult treatment court and a family treatment court. That is unusual for a county this size and can matter a great deal in cases tied to substance use, including family cases involving children. Greene shares Prosecutorial District 9 with Lenoir and Wayne; the district attorney’s office is in Goldsboro.
What happens after an arrest in Greene County
- Arrest and release. After an arrest by Snow Hill Police, the Greene County Sheriff, or the State Highway Patrol, a magistrate sets release conditions. Call us that day if the charge is DWI, because license deadlines start right away.
- First court date. Misdemeanor, DWI, and felony first appearances are set in Greene County District Court. Check the eCourts Portal for the courtroom.
- Negotiation with District 9. We review the reports, video, and lab work and negotiate with the District 9 prosecutors assigned to your case.
- Trial or Superior Court. Misdemeanors are tried before a District Court judge, with a right to appeal for a jury trial. Felonies move to Superior Court in Snow Hill after indictment.
If you or a family member was just arrested, call (919) 925-4613 now. Have the person’s full name, date of birth, and the charge from the paperwork ready.
Criminal charges we defend in Greene County
Family law in Greene County
Greene County family cases, including divorce, custody, child support, alimony, and equitable distribution, are filed in District Court. Contested custody cases generally go to the state custody mediation program before a judge decides them. Greene County Family Court lists its office number as (919) 722-6260. Equitable distribution claims must be filed before an absolute divorce is granted or they can be lost.
Your Greene County legal team
Greene County clients work with our Raleigh office team.
Where to find us
Martine Law, Raleigh office
8024 Glenwood Ave, Suite 317
Raleigh, NC 27612
(919) 925-4613, phones and chat answered 24/7
Greene County FAQs
What treatment courts does Greene County have?
The North Carolina Judicial Branch lists Greene County with an adult treatment court and a family treatment court. These programs pair substance use treatment with close court supervision; the family court focuses on parents in cases involving their children. Eligibility is screened, so raise the option with your lawyer early.
Who prosecutes criminal cases in Greene County?
The District Attorney for Prosecutorial District 9 prosecutes criminal cases in Greene County. District 9 covers Greene, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties. Your lawyer negotiates with the assistant district attorney assigned to your courtroom about dismissal, reduced charges, deferred prosecution, or a plea, and prepares the case for trial if no fair offer comes.
Is the Greene County Courthouse accessible?
Yes. The court says the accessible elevator to the Clerk’s Office and courtrooms is in the Justice Center, and accessible parking is on Second Street at the Justice Center. The courthouse is at 301 North Greene Street in Snow Hill, main number (252) 747-6200. Call ahead with specific needs.
Can a Raleigh-based lawyer handle my Greene County case?
Yes. North Carolina lawyers can appear in any county in the state. Our Raleigh office serves Greene County clients. Criminal defense: free consultation with our Director of Client Engagement. Family law: $50 consultation with our Director of Client Engagement. Full refund if you’re not satisfied, for any reason. What matters most is that your lawyer knows the Snow Hill courthouse and the local prosecutors, checks the calendar closely, and is prepared on your court date.
Nearby counties
We also serve these nearby counties: Wayne County, Pitt County, Wilson County.
See every county served by our Raleigh office.
This page provides general information about North Carolina law and local courts. It is not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Court locations, hours, and procedures change; confirm details with the court or with us. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.