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How do I become an Arbitrator?: Minimum requirements: 5 years with the Washington State Bar Association and a minimum of three credits of Washington State Bar Association approved continuing legal education credits on the professional and ethical consideration for serving as an arbitrator.

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1. How do I make payments for court imposed obligations I owe?: Contact the Superior Court Clerk for the appropriate court for payment of fines at 509-477-2211. Clerk Page

2. Where do I go to post bond/bail?: Contact District Court, 1st Floor, Public Safety Building or the Superior Court Clerk, Room 300 of the Spokane County Courthouse, 509-477-2211.

3. How and where do I file a civil lawsuit under $100,000?: Contact either District Court at 509-477-4770, 2nd floor, Broadway Center Building or the Superior Court Clerk, Room 300 of the Spokane County Courthouse, 509-477-2211.

4. How/where do I file a civil lawsuit over $100,000?: Lawsuits with disputed dollar amounts over $100,000 should be filed with the Superior Court Clerk, Room 300 of the Spokane County Courthouse, 509-477-2211.
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5. How do I become an Arbitrator?: Minimum requirements: 5 years with the Washington State Bar Association and a minimum of three credits of Washington State Bar Association approved continuing legal education credits on the professional and ethical consideration for serving as an arbitrator.