2026 state court fee data · Pennsylvania

Property Dispute in Pennsylvania

Recorded at $200–$450 - the costliest civil filing we track in Pennsylvania, and one of 10 states where we price this filing.

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Fee rank is not wait rank

Signature reading for Property Dispute in Pennsylvania: #1 on in-state fee rank among 12 Pennsylvania filings. On this filing's state cohort, Pennsylvania sits mid-pack on recorded max fees ($200–$450). The published step list sits near the 7-step median for this filing (7 steps). According to PlainCivil's compiled state court fee schedules, Property Dispute in Pennsylvania ranks #18 of 120 process-state filings by maximum filing fee (highest max fee = #1). Civil Lawsuit is largest of 2 at $450 among 12 civil filings in Pennsylvania; that is not the longest wait: Divorce records 90 days on a $350 ceiling.

Property Dispute figures for Pennsylvania are compiled schedule reference, not legal advice - verify with the clerk where you intend to file.

In-state wait inventory

Waiting periods among Pennsylvania civil filings

Exclusive split of all 12 tracked filings in Pennsylvania - orthogonal to in-state fee placement below.

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In-state placement

Where property dispute sits among Pennsylvania filings

Of the 12 civil filings we track in Pennsylvania, property dispute ranks 1 by recorded maximum fee: the costliest civil filing we track in Pennsylvania. Neighbours: Civil Lawsuit at $450 and Probate at $400.

Same-state corpus only, not a national ranking. How we place filings

0 of 10 states publishing a waiting-period field for this filing impose one; Pennsylvania publishes a field and records none.

The Pennsylvania row lists 7 procedural steps against a 7-step median for this filing: a reading of published detail, not difficulty.

Filing Fee Details

Court of Common Pleas.

Pennsylvania's mid-band fee among states

Pennsylvania sits mid-pack in this filing's state cohort at $200–$450 (rank #5 of 10 by max fee).

Source: state court filing-fee schedules (upper-bound fee per state). Verify current amounts with the relevant court. How we calculate this ranking →

Key Requirements

  • Title search
  • Complaint in Court of Common Pleas
  • Service on defendants
  • Discovery
  • Trial or settlement

Step-by-Step Process

  1. 1

    Gather records

  2. 2

    Attempt mediation

  3. 3

    File in Court of Common Pleas

  4. 4

    Serve defendants

  5. 5

    Discovery

  6. 6

    Trial or settlement

  7. 7

    Judgment recorded

Grounds / Eligibility

Boundary disputes, easements, quiet title

Quick Reference

Fee stamp
STANDARD schedule band
Wait stamp
OPEN clock band
Filing Fee
$200–$450
Residency
File in county where property is located
Waiting Period
None required
Typical Timeline
6-24 months

Official Resources

Pennsylvania Court Website

Nearest fee-schedule peers in Pennsylvania

Ordered by ABS(filing_fee_max) to this row's STANDARD stamp - not an A-Z process catalog.

Civil Lawsuit
STANDARD
$200–$450
12-24 months
Probate
STANDARD
$100–$400
9-18 months
Court Mediation
STANDARD
$75–$350
1-2 sessions
Divorce
STANDARD
$200–$350
Mutual consent: 90 days minimum. Contested: 2-4 years.
Guardianship
STANDARD
$200–$350
2-4 months
Name Change
CLERK
$150–$250
2-3 months

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Filing fees and requirements change; verify current figures with your local court before filing.

According to published Pennsylvania court materials compiled in the PlainCivil state-process database. See our methodology for source categories and vintage. Schedule row for Property Dispute in Pennsylvania: max fee $200–$450, wait None, vintage 2026-09-01.