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Los Angeles County Courthouses

The Superior Court of Los Angeles County is the largest trial court in the United States, organised into judicial districts. Three of them cover the area we work from our La Habra office on the county line — the Southeast, East and South districts.

Since 1997CA Licence 1841014Open 24 HoursNearest office: La Habra

Los Angeles County

Districts, not a single courthouse

Because the county is so large, its criminal calendar is spread across judicial districts rather than a handful of buildings. The case is heard in the district covering the city where the arrest happened.

There is a second thing worth knowing before you plan a court date here. Since 1 October 2023, Los Angeles County has operated Pre-Arraignment Release Protocols, and for many non-violent, non-serious felonies and misdemeanors a person is released without money bail at all. That changes what happens between arrest and the first appearance — see Los Angeles County bail bonds for the detail.

We do not have a Los Angeles County office. Our La Habra office sits directly on the county line, and that is the area we concentrate on.

The courthouses we work with

Choose the courthouse handling the case

These are the Los Angeles County criminal courthouses covering the communities we serve. Each page has the address, the district and what to expect.

Which courthouse handles the case?

As in any California county, it follows where the arrest happened. In Los Angeles County there is an extra step, because nearly half the county is policed by the Sheriff under contract rather than by a city police department — and that decides which station holds the paperwork.

One arrangement catches people out: Santa Fe Springs contracts its policing to the Whittier Police Department rather than to the Sheriff, so a Santa Fe Springs arrestee may be held in the Whittier city jail rather than entering county custody at all.

Before the court date — where people are held

Los Angeles County books men and women into different facilities, and this sends families to the wrong building more often than anything else on this page.

Full detail is in our jail and custody guide, and you can search the official county system from find an inmate.

Call us about a Los Angeles County court date

Tell us the person’s full name and roughly when and where they were arrested. We will establish which facility is holding them, which courthouse has the case, and what release terms apply under the current protocols — before you commit to anything. If the answer is that you do not need a bond, we will say so.

Our nearest offices

La Habra510 E La Habra Blvd
La Habra, CA 90631
(562) 690-8303
Brea1211 W Imperial Hwy #202
Brea, CA 92821
(657) 286-5038
Anaheim1055 N Harbor Blvd
Anaheim, CA 92801
(714) 520-2002

All three of our offices are in Orange County. We do not have a Los Angeles County office and will not claim one. See Los Angeles County bail bonds for how we work across the line, or the full courthouse index if you need Orange County instead.

Please note: American Freedom Bail Bonds is a licensed bail bond agency, not a law firm. Nothing on this page is legal advice, and we cannot guarantee a bail amount, a release time, eligibility for release, or the outcome of any case. Los Angeles County release rules changed substantially in October 2023, and court and jail information can change — always confirm details directly with the court or facility. California bail licence 1841014.