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Note: A division with Virtual Courtroom listed as the courtroom is operating remotely only. Visit Public Access to Remote Court Hearings.Look for the division, then courtroom number, and then the corresponding code or web information for that hearing in the same row. Click on the link for your courtroom, or call the WebEx number and connect to the meeting for your case.
The DC Courts and others make available brochures, guides, and handbooks that give you information about filing various types of cases. ... The public information viewed on the Court Cases Online system reflects the docket entries in civil, criminal, criminal domestic violence and tax cases, probate cases for large estates and small estates ...
Online secure remote access to circuit court land records (as defined in Virginia Code §17.1-292) such as deeds, marriage licenses, judgments, and wills for select courts. Note: Registration with the local Circuit Court Clerk is required.
Search below public information reflecting docket entries in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and the Superior Court (including civil, criminal, domestic violence, probate and tax cases). ... their clients and self-represented parties with easy and inexpensive access to court filings. E-filing. Court of Appeals . Superior Court ...
The Resource Center (see hours and location here) provides free legal information to both unrepresented landlords and unrepresented tenants who have residential housing disputes.Help self-represented persons understand court proceedings; Assist self-represented persons prepare pleadings; Coach self-represented persons how best to present cases in court;
The District of Columbia Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, DC Code §§ 2-531-539, provides that any person has the right to request access to records. All public bodies of the District government are required to disclose public records, except for those records, or portions of records, that are protected from disclosure by the exemptions found at DC Code § 2-534.
Pursuant to Supreme Court of Florida Administrative Order 20-108, Standards for Access to Electronic Court Documents and Security Matrix, the general public is now permitted to view many court records online. Inactive records may need to be obtained from storage for review.
