is there anyway to find court records for free?
463746
You can search it in your states website. I believe you can even go to the court house and check. I would check your states website or counties first though.
73106
Sorry, nothing like that is for free.  Have you thought about going to the station where your record is kept and getting a copy?
1162729
go to the courhouse and ask where you can view records,.  It will be free unless you want a copy.  Then you will have to pay  a minimal charge .   I foyu do it online it may costs something, but again not that much.
207031
Hmmm.... try the police or the office of records for your county.  Good luck
337173
You can try looking up the county clerk of courts page for your specific county.  Some clerk of courts pages will provide search tools on names for both civil and criminal records.
597474
please, with Only $34.95. Instantly search court records for any US county....\nwww.court-record.org\nhopefully that would help you.
886139
Got to go the the court House and fill out a Chase paper, anything on Public record will be given to you, I have not seen any web sites that do it for free.. If you go to the court house you will have to pay for any copies that you have to make..  Not much is free anymore..
956116
Contact the court clerks office. Most court files are public record. Many court clerks offices have computer terminals where you can research case numbers and then that case number can be given to a clerk who can help you look up the actual file.\n\nAnother option is to contact the local newspaper and speak to the reporter who covers the court beat.
513346
Almost every large county has all the court records on line now, so do a search for your county. If that doesn't work I am sure most of them have a book or records that show these things............
822456
There are various websites dealing with these things, such as http://www.courtrecords.org but theres no guarantee it'll work + you have to pay to access the results.
744248
These things are probably free, but aren't generally online.  Most of the records you're talking about are public record, and you can get copies at the relevant courthouse or police department, but these institutions don't tend to go through the time or expense of putting the information online.  \n\nIf you want to check, look up the institution which would have created the records you're looking for: county courthouse, etc.  See if they've got an online document repository.  If they don't, give them a call and the clerk will be able to help you.
350320
Your local council of government agency or even your local court house has public information on criminals in the area.\nIn most cases it is free to view but you are not allowed to make photo copies. In most cases when a court case has finished all transcripts become public information, in the event children are involve the children's names are not used, through out the papers.
84250
That's a difficult task as it depends on each State's laws.  A lot of sites ask you pay but the information is not always accurate because of too many name matches and they will use free sites to access information.  I found this site once and thought it to be pretty general and had a list for many States\n\nhttp://www.crimcheck.com/freerecords.htm
539859
Check with the court. They are public records.
1036323
In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.
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search "free public records"- some are free in certain states
626382
I don't think so.  I think the only way you can get access to one is if it was processed thru a probate court.  These records are usually kept on file at the local county offices.