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Weymouth Combined Court

Address, contact details and practical information for Weymouth Combined Court in Weymouth.

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Address and contact details

Visiting address
The Law Courts Westwey Road Weymouth DT4 8BS
Enquiries 0330 808 4407

Magistrates' Court Enquiries - Courts and Tribunals Service Centre -Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5pm. Saturday 8am to 2pm

Single Justice Service 0300 303 0656

Single Justice Service Contact Centre - Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

Enquiries 0300 123 5577

National Contact Centre for Civil & Family Court - Monday to Friday 8:30am -5pm

More telephone contacts (5)
Enquiries 0300 303 0642

Divorce Contact Centre - Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm

Social security and child support 0300 123 1142
Witness service 0300 332 1185

DX: 98820 Weymouth 3

Email contacts
Enquiries contactcrime@justice.gov.uk

Magistrates' Court Enquiries - Courts and Tribunals Service Centre

Magistrates court weymc@justice.gov.uk

If your reference number is a 10-digit number

Single Justice Service SJS@justice.gov.uk

Single Justice Service

Family court family.weymouth.countycourt@justice.gov.uk

Including C100 applications

Social security and child support sscsa-cardiff@justice.gov.uk
Enquiries Students.bournemouth.combinedcourt@justice.gov.uk

For work experience, marshalling, and group visits please use this email

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What to expect at Weymouth Combined Court

For an in-person hearing at Weymouth Combined Court, start with the address and time on your hearing notice. Plan the journey to DT4 8BS and allow extra time for the security checks at the entrance.

Magistrates’ courts often list several matters in a session. After security, ask the usher where to wait and tell your representative that you have arrived. Stay close enough to hear when your case is called, and ask before leaving the waiting area.

Before you leave home

Bring your hearing notice, case reference and the documents you have been asked to provide. Keep important papers organised so you can find them during the hearing. Check the court’s security rules before packing food, drinks or other items, and put your phone on silent before entering a hearing room.

The court lists disabled access, hearing loop among its facilities. The descriptions below explain what is available. If you need an adjustment, contact the court beforehand so staff can discuss the arrangements for your visit.

When you arrive

Follow the signs to security, then find reception or an usher. Give your case reference if asked and check the courtroom or waiting area. If you do not understand a practical instruction, ask staff to explain it. Tell the usher if you need a break, assistance or cannot hear what is being said.

Can someone come with me?

Check before bringing a supporter or child. Public access and permission for supporters depend on the type of hearing and any order made by the judge. A person accompanying you is not automatically allowed to speak for you.

What if I am late or cannot attend?

Contact the court using the number for your type of case and tell your legal representative as soon as possible. Explain the problem and follow the court’s instructions. Do not assume that sending a message changes the hearing date.

Is my hearing definitely in this building?

Use the venue on your current hearing notice. Buildings can handle different types of work, and a listing on this directory does not confirm where an individual case will be heard. Telephone and video hearings have separate joining instructions.

General preparation guidance; the court’s instructions for your hearing take priority. Read the attending-court guide and official sources.

Opening times

Court open

Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:00pm.

Magistrates' Court open

Monday to Thursday 8:30am to 4:00pm, Friday 9am to 4:00pm

Telephone enquiries answered

Monday to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pm

Building and counter opening times may differ from your hearing time. Follow the time and venue on your hearing notice.

Getting to Weymouth Combined Court

Use the postcode DT4 8BS to plan your journey, then check the building name and entrance against your court letter.

Directions open in Google Maps. Check live services, parking charges and accessibility with the transport operator. Allow time for court security.

Parking

There is a free car park on site for all court users – open from 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday.

Facilities and accessibility

Parking

There is a free car park on site for all court users – open from 8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday.

Disabled access

This building has disabled access, please contact us when attending the court building.

Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs are welcome.

Hearing Loop

The building has hearing enhancement facilities available by prior arrangement. Please contact the Court office by email if necessary.

Security arch

All court users and their possessions will be searched when they enter this building, including passing through a detector arch. Please alert the security officer if you have a pacemaker.

Video facilities

Court/hearing room video facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available by prior arrangement. Please contact the court by email to let us know of your requirements.

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network

Lanyards available on request.

Witness service

www.witnessservice.org.uk

Contact the court before your visit if you need an adjustment, interpretation or other support. A listed facility does not confirm it is available for your particular hearing.

Areas of law handled

ChildrenCrimeHigh Court District RegistryHousing possessionMoney claimsSingle justice procedureSocial security

Use your hearing notice to confirm which court is dealing with your case.

Prepare for your visit