how would i find court documents on judges orders with kids involved?
361783
Go to the clerk's office and ask to see your file. You may be able to get a copy of the court order.
360138
use a google or yahoo search under the doc's name or business name. if it comes up, you can find the court case numbers, with any additional information, as it becomes public information. you may have to look at alot of trash before you find what you are looking for.  good luck
1008324
There are two parts to your question.\n\nFirst, if you want what was actually said at the hearing, this is called a transcript.  It is a public record.  You can contact the clerk of the court and ask for a copy of the transcript.  There will be a charge for this.\n\nSecond, if you want a copy of the court order, that is usually a single page, perhaps two.  You can do the same, ask the clerk of the court for a copy of the court order.
323048
state.gov\ngo to background notes
615449
Go to the county court website like example below.
459080
you need to call the clerk of court, they may let you order it by sending them a letter, a small fee and a return envelope\n\nim a paralegal, we get court records all the time this way
507001
You will probably need to go to the county courthouse or the place where the clerk of court (in the state and county the paper were filed) is at and obtain the copy there.  The particular agency or county may have a website to locate these documents, but they may not be viewable on a public website.
458957
you need to get the judge's internal operating procedures and or your states code or statutes of civil procedure\n\nthe federal judges guidelines are in the federal code of civil procedure\n\nif you want something particular to your state, i would start out with your state's supreme court's website, many of them have these documents online now\n\nfinally, www.findlaw.com has an extensive collection of both federal and state law resources\n\ngood luck
960763
WELL...I dont know where you are but i google "wisconsin court access" and it takes me to a website and i can check on whoever i want...i do it almost everyday...it comes in handy because i just checked up on a potential babysitter and she had child abuse on her record! but not everything will me on there...sometimes they dont put it on the site...but try googling "whatever state court access"
910338
Hmm, my guess is see if there were any newspaper reports as to when the court hearing will be or to just contact a local court house and ask them how to gain this information.\n\nGood luck!
712789
Go online and find the state or federal website with the courts.   Click on "view case history" or "minute entries"....or words similar to these.  Each State is different.  Good Luck
892993
could try here http://www.nycourts.gov/courts/
773565
Keep a paper record of the dates this happened and also write down how it upset the kids. Keeping everything on paper and dated is the best thing,then when you go to court take it all with you! Good Luck!
136574
Sometimes you can find information on line, but not very much is available, and it varies from courtroom to courtroom.  If it is a pending case you might be able to get minimal information by calling the clerk.  If it is a case that is over, you can go to the court and ask to see the file, if that is what you need.\n\nThe link below is to the Orange County Superior Court.  Put in the case # and see if you get any info.  Further info about specific courtrooms is on the site as well.
991044
Go to the clerk's office and ask for the docket.\n\nThe information does not appear to be available on line.
289985
Here is one place where you can get all that you are looking for. Infact the links within this can get you more information, if you want.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juvenile_justice_system\n\n.:Fishie:.
665473
All court documents are public record. Contact, (face to face is best) the Montgomery county, MD. recorders office for a copy of the judgment. Take a couple bucks w/you for a small copy fee.\n\nCall them and inquire about on-line access. Some county's offer this access.