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Case.net is your access to Missouri state courts case records, including docket entries, parties, judgments, and charges in public court.
Optional Information (Including this information will speed up the search) First Name: Middle Name: Case Type: All Civil Criminal Family/Domestic Infraction Probate Traffic/Municipal. Year Case was Filed:e.g. 1999. Case Status: AllPendingDisposed. Location: All.
Search for court documents at Case.Net. Find court forms. Find a lawyer. Find your county prosecutor. Visit the Office of State Courts Administrator website at courts.mo.gov for information about Missouri courts, legal resources, news and publications, attorney information, and more. Missouri Supreme Court.
Case.net is your access to the Missouri state courts automated case management system. From here you are able to inquire about case records including docket entries, parties, judgments and charges in public court.
Case.net allows people to search for public information about Missouri court cases. Search options are available by litigant name, case number and filing date. From your search results, select the case you want, which takes you to a case landing page with three tabs.
The Missouri Judiciary now offers a searchable, mobile-friendly rules feature online. Visit the Remote Public Access website to learn about expanded public access to case documents via Case.net and redaction requirements. Read more in the Missouri Judiciary's announcement or watch a short video.
Court Forms. Below are electronic forms developed and approved for use in Missouri courts. Court staff are happy to help you if they can. However, courts staff are allowed to help you only in certain ways since they must be fair to everyone.
Help with searching municipal division or ordinance court information. Case.net Version 5.14.71. Return to Top of Page. Released 05/03/2023.
Missouri's counties and the city of St. Louis are organized into 46 judicial circuits. There is a court in every county. The circuit court is typically in the county seat (or the city of St. Louis) and may be in additional locations in the county. See this list of courthouse addresses.