how can I maintain information on a settled lawsuit in cobb county georgia, a car accident involved?
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Check with the courthouse, they keep the records for all civil judgments.  This is coincidence I think I work for Rep. Sharon Cooper, who represents southeast Cobb.  If you want to log onto www.legis.state.ga.us you can find out who your rep is and they will be more than happy to find that out for you.
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That would be the county's recorder. Their site is below. They recommend going through a title company or lawyer though, and don't provide much information, unfortunately. You might get more help if you go to the office in person or call.
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Contact the department there (area code 641, 683-0635) and it will help if you have the exact date or the case number.  It usually costs a few dollars for a police report.  You didnt specify if you are looking for an accident report of an arrest record.  ALL of this is public record and they may give you a little run around but, it IS available so just be persistent.  If it resulted in a court appearance, you may need to contact the county magistrate, or superior court and speak with the clerk of court.  hope that helps.
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Many of the necessary documents are available on-line from the county clerk's office of the county where your husband filed suit.  But you may need more than that, and I suggest you contact a local lawyer referral service for help.  There may even be free legal advice available through various volunteer services.  The county law librarian may also be able to help.
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The first site listed below has a link to request municipal court information.\nThe second link has the numbers to call to get County court information.
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You have to check at the county court house where everything was filed. You need to talk to somebody in the county clerks office. You may get lucky and be able to order most of the paperwork over the internet, to be sent to you by mail.. Good luck.
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Court records are public.  Just go to the parrish courthouse and tell them what you need.
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Have you scoped out the county recorder?  They probably have the info you need.
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Call the Georgia Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Go to the local county records.
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County courthouse has records of all of them.  \n\nNeither of the other two recommendations are correct.
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Try writing to your state's department of insurance. Usually the insurance department in each state maintains records of claims, denials, and consumer complaints.  The National Association of Insurance Companies (NAIC) has a list of insurance departments on their web site: http://www.naic.org/state_web_map.htm\n\nKeep in mind that each state has different regulations regarding the record keeping of certain data, therefore the information you are looking for may not be available in the state where you reside. Your best chance is to just call or email the insurance department and find out.
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Find your county web site and look for the police web site or courts section.  Records should be posted at least weekly.  If your county doesnt have a web site, call their general info number.
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at the local court house for the county which you are interested in.  not sure if you can view them online.  search for the county court you are interested in in google or yahoo.
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The time can vary depending on the complexity of the case. You can read more info by following the 1st link below.\n\nTo find the filings, you need to get them from the court that has jurisdiction. Some of those have the info on-line, others don't.\n\nIf the case is large enough, there is often a case management company involved, who posts info on-line. One such company is in the 2nd link below
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contact the newspaper in that area. The latest date for accidents in that area was Nov. 15th, 2006. you have to wait a few days.
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Make sure you have all your "ducks" in a row so to speak before you go through all of that trouble.  \nThe advice you've already gotten are correct.  The county clerks office should have all of the information you would need on file.  Or try your local Better Business Bureau. If they are listed they will have that information on file.  They will also on some occasions play "mediator".  \n\nTry threatening the manager in person with making a greivance with the Better Business Bureau to keep it on their permanent record.  If they are not listed with this the BBB then try another local group. Chances are they are listed with someone who will hold them accountable in some way.