Looking up court case information is easy with my eClerk. Follow the steps below to search wills filed in Orange County: Visit our my eClerk website Select Records search Under Case Type, select Wills for Safekeeping Enter an approximate date range of when the will would have been filed

Yes, you can look up your case information using the my eClerk by entering your name into the search function.

The Self Help Center will assist only with the following case types: Family Law (excluding restraining orders) Child Custody Divorce Paternity Small Claims Residential Evictions Once you have filed the required document(s) with the Court in the Self Help Center and/or online through eportal, you must inform the Family Court Case Management Department through the submission of an online inquiry form for an update, case searching my eClerk before coming to the courthouse or submitting a record request.

Family Law consists of alimony, child custody/visitation, child support, contempt, divorce, name change, paternity, step-parent adoption, support unconnected with dissolution of marriage and temporary custody. Once you have filed the required document(s) with the Court in the Self Help Center and/or online through eportal, you must inform the Family Court Case Management Department through the submission of an online inquiry form for an update, case status or a ...

The Florida Supreme Court has determined the appropriate level of access for each category of user (e.g. general public, case party, agency employee, etc.). These access levels are in accordance with legal statutes that protect confidential information. The Clerk is required to comply with these access levels and uses certain security protocols to protect confidential information and documents. Online docket information is available for most