What cases the circuit court can hear

(a) The several circuit courts shall have jurisdiction, except as otherwise expressly provided by statute, of: (1) Criminal offenses cognizable under the laws of the State, committed within their respective circuits or transferred to them for trial by change of venue from some other circuit court; (2) Actions for penalties and forfeitures incurred under the laws of the State; (3) Civil actions and proceedings, in addition to those listed in sections 603-21.6, 603-21.7, and 603-21.8; and (4) Actions for impeachment of county officers who are subject to impeachment. (b) The several circuit courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the family court over: (1) Any felony under section 571-14, violation of an order issued pursuant to chapter 586, or a violation of section 709-906 when multiple offenses are charged through complaint or indictment and at least one other offense is a criminal offense under subsection (a)(1); (2) Any felony under section 571-14 when multiple offenses are charged through complaint or indictment and at least one other offense is a violation of an order issued pursuant to chapter 586, a violation of section 709-903.5, 709-904, 709-905, or 709-906, or a misdemeanor under the jurisdiction of section 604-8; (3) Any violation of section 711-1106.4; and (4) Guardianships and related proceedings concerning incapacitated adults pursuant to article V of chapter 560.