how do i get my court files?
610876
Go to the courthouse of appropriate jurisdication and ask for a copy of the file relating to your case(s). \n\nIf you were only a party to the case, or if the case involved a minor, you may have diffucuty obtaining a copy without third party consent.\n\nIn most cases though, court files are public documents. There may be a cost for photocopies.
252780
from the county recorders office.  you can go to your county's website.  look for recorded documents and go from there
170625
If you go to the court house. Go to the floor which has the case files' If you have any of the case numbers or the names of the parties the clerks can pull the information. Every case is on micro film so they can pull up the cases
866351
http://apps.kycourts.net/CourtRecords/
185720
The best way is to go to the Courthouse and go to the records department, either check out the file or look through microfilm they have, depending on how old the case is. You can make copies of the info but you can't take the files with you. Its public knowledge unless the case is sealed. Most states want to know why you want to view the files.I've always answered that has personal interest in the case.
1048283
Thats pretty easy go to casenet.com or the State of Missouri home page, then judiciary, then casenet.  All cases filed, and open to public, can be viewed online thruout state
620826
The county courthouse has those records and you can get them there. Also some counties are online and you can order copies of the records. The ones I have found online have all charged a fee of around 10 to 20 dollars but was worth it.
148862
You can go to the court house and request a copy. It will cost you a little bit for them to make a copy but you will get it. Just go to your local court house. They have these files availiable to everyone.
241848
I am currentlly doing the same in another court. the docket is called a calendar and while it is usually available to public in may require a lot of searching to find your name. In the system I'm using you go from court date to court date and new info isn't in system till following day. While i was able to get into the halifax court you need to pick your county and then begin searching. that system does not seem to list all motions and such as other court systems may, it just give you brief info  good luck
502500
Some cities and counties have a Public Records section on their websites. If you can find their website, you should be able to see if you can access their public records. Usually you just need to enter a first name and last name, and if there are several different cases against the person, you may need to know the case number, or just go through each one. You can search by your city and look up Municipal Court for misdemeanors and traffic, and Common Pleas Court for the Felonies.
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Go to the clerk's office and ask for the docket.\n\nThe information does not appear to be available on line.
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http://www.utcourts.gov/records/\n\nIt does not appear that you can access court records without a subscription, but the link provides phone numbers you can call.
604949
Call or go to your local library. Some cities have one or more legal newspapers that publish court filings. The librarian may know how to access the archives. Also, some libraries have access to Reference USA on line they seem to show by company filings against that company. The librarian may suggest better sources.
598229
Contact your local court and ask if they have any court filings under your name.  Depending on where you live, this information may be available on the internet.  Many courts have records available on-line.  Others may require you to go to the courthouse to investigate.
345483
Go the the court where they were filed or else go to the lawyer that filed them.  The lawyer is required to keep a copy for 7 years so he has to have them.  If you didn't use a lawyer, go to the clerk of court where you filed them and tell them you'd like a copy.  they'll tell you what to do.  if you live far away from where you filed, call the clerk of court and she'll tell you who to send a letter to for a copy
423571
try this: \n\nhttp://courts.michigan.gov/
521426
if it is online..its free. or you can go to the court house itself and look at the file....also free.  if its basic info you need you can call the court clerk and they may be able to help you with some stuff. however, if you need copies of the file because its not local or not online you will have to pay.  you are not paying for the information itself, but rather the photcopies.  just like anywere else...nuthins free.