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The clerk of the Circuit Court in Broward County, FL is Howard C. Forman.
You can ask at the court clerk's office in any county to see court records, but there are no free online statewide court records in MI. Some MI multi-county circuits and individual courts have free only record searches. They are all listed - with links to the search websites - at the related link below.
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.
It depends on what office you are referring to. Land records are the responsibility of the Register of Deeds or the Registrar of Deeds depending on the term used in the particular jurisdiction. For any government entity the head of the department is responsible for the records in their department. The City or County Clerk is generally responsible for the vital records of any given town or county government.It depends on what office you are referring to. Land records are the responsibility of the Register of Deeds or the Registrar of Deeds depending on the term used in the particular jurisdiction. For any government entity the head of the department is responsible for the records in their department. The City or County Clerk is generally responsible for the vital records of any given town or county government.It depends on what office you are referring to. Land records are the responsibility of the Register of Deeds or the Registrar of Deeds depending on the term used in the particular jurisdiction. For any government entity the head of the department is responsible for the records in their department. The City or County Clerk is generally responsible for the vital records of any given town or county government.It depends on what office you are referring to. Land records are the responsibility of the Register of Deeds or the Registrar of Deeds depending on the term used in the particular jurisdiction. For any government entity the head of the department is responsible for the records in their department. The City or County Clerk is generally responsible for the vital records of any given town or county government.
You can contact the clerk-recorder office in the county where the property is located for the information needed. The clerk-recorder handles all matters pertaining to real property titles and vital records. Typically you simply file a copy of the death certificate with the deed, but your county clerk will provide the details.
All court cases are public records. Go to the Clerk of The Court offices and if you supply the names and dates of the case they should be able to pull the court file.
I assume you mean LaSalle County Illinois, because it's the only "LaSalle County" that has a Clerk of the Circuit Court. That clerk is Andrew F. Skoog. The Clerk of the Circuit Court website is the first related link below. I found it at the second related link, which has contact info and links for all Illinois trial courts.
In Cuyahoga County and indeed the majority of districts, the role of the Clerk of Courts is to carry out all the administrative duties pertaining to the running of the Court.
There are several ways that a person can find out how many dog trainers there are in Union County New Jersey. All licensed dog trainers are registered with the county clerk's office. The County Clerk can provide a list of all licensed dog trainers.
The Clerk of Dougherty, GA Superior Court is Evonne Mull. Her contact information is: Address: 225 Pine Avenue, Albany GA 31702 Phone: 229-431-2198 Fax: 229-431-2850 I found this information from Court Reference - it's a great website for finding these types of resources for local trial courts.
File clerks file documents to the correct files. Records clerk manage the storage, and dispostion of the files.