Public Records consist of criminal and civil court records, including small claims court, as well as the Official Records (OR Records), for that County. These would include activity and decisions on criminal cases, civil would have information on persons that are a party to a law suit, as well as information concerning the lawsuit, including the plaintiff. This would include divorce records, and more. The OR Records (official records) of the County will include marriages entered into in the County, mortgages, official filings and much more. Property appraisers office will hold records pertaining to property ownership, who the prior owner was, the value of the property, legal description, buildings on the property, etc. This is all done on a county by county basis. Most of the records, with the exception of property records and voter registration, are found at the County Court House at the Clerk of the Court or County Clerk's office. Ask a clerk there for assistance and they will help you with the location of the records and how to find what you are looking for. It is also possible to obtain copies of the documents and/or certified copies for a fee, usually per page. If you have a limited budget take along a legal pad and a couple of pens or pencils and make detailed notes.
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I want to look up criminal records that are free and public. Where would I search for these, or where could I find them?
Property records in Canada can be looked up at local city government offices and public libraries. There are also various online sites that have public records for Canadian properties.
One can do a property records look up online on the Home Buying website. One can also do a property records look up online on sites like Public Records, Denver Gov, Ocean Country Club and many more.
CAn you look up records of an acident through CHP records ?
You can only find very limited information of free public records online without paying for a service such as ancestry.com Offline you may be able to find records at your local government office.
I need to look through some public criminal records. Where can I find these for free?
online you can look up public records for your specific county (provided they are online).
A lot of State, County and City agencies have their public records now online. Most of them charge no fee to look at the information. Available information will differs by each agency but you may be able to access court dockets, tax liens and inmate records.
Find out what county the property is in and look up land records/property records for that county via a GOOGLE search.
Generally, no. Court records are generally public documents. If you have bought property, or registered to vote, or been arrested for any crime, then there are public records of your activities. For example, voting. Who you voted for is secret; THAT you voted, or when, or how you are registered to vote, are public data.
Go to public records in the county where she lived and look up her name to see if she recorded a will, most wills are recorded .