How to Search Florida Court Records (Start Here)
Don't guess which court to use. Follow this order:
- Criminal cases: Filed by the government — felonies and misdemeanors. Search the criminal court databases below.
- Civil cases: Filed by private parties — lawsuits, contract disputes, personal injury. Search civil court databases below.
- Family court: Divorce, custody, child support, adoption. Usually a separate division.
- Appellate cases: Appeals from trial courts. Search the state appeals court database.
⚠ Key Fact: Each court maintains its own records separately. There is no single database for all Florida court records.
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Use the databases below to search Florida court records.
Alachua County Court | Civil
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Internet access to the index of the Alachua County Florida Civil Records on file in the Clerks Office.
Alachua County | Probate Records
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Alachua County Clerk of the Court probate records and death certificates.
Brevard County
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Brevard County Criminal, Civil, Family, and Probate Circuit Court Records from the Clerk of Courts.
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Environmental | License Exam Results
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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality licensing exam results.
Flagler County
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Case record searches and court dockets from the Flagler County Clerk of Court.
Florida Court of Appeals Dockets
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Search Florida Court of Appeals dockets for current cases.
Florida Probate Documents
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Search this myfloridacounty.com fee-based Official Document database for probate records.
Florida Supreme Court Dockets
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Search the Florida Supreme Court dockets by case number, party or attorney, date filed, or lower tribunal case number.
Florida Supreme Court Opinions
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Search by year, then browse by date to download Florida Supreme Court opinions from September 24, 1999 through the most current release date.
Glades County Judicial Circuit Court
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Search Twentieth Judicial Circuit of Florida records for Glades County circuit court cases.
Highlands County Court | Criminal Calendars
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Highlands County, Florida Clerk of Courts Criminal Court Calendars.
Indian River County
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Indian River County Clerk database of civil, criminal, family court, probate, mental health, appeals, traffic, small claims records, and more.
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Miami-Dade County Court | Calendars
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Search the Miami-Dade County, Florida Clerk of Court judicial calendar database by hearing date, court type, calendar type or judge.
Miami-Dade County | Civil, Family & Probate
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Miami-Dade County Civil, Family & Probate Case Filing index.
Miami-Dade County | Criminal
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Miami-Dade County index of felony and misdemeanor criminal case records.
Pinellas County
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Civil, criminal, traffic, and probate case records and court calendar from the Pinellas County Clerk of Court.
Seminole County | Civil Cases
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Seminole County civil court case records by case year, case number, court type, or litigants name.
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Volusia County Court Records
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Volusia County Search civil, family, and probate court records.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I search Florida court records? ▼
Start with the strategy box at the top of this page. It tells you exactly which Florida court systems to search. Court records are maintained separately by each court — there is no single search that covers everything.
Is there a single database for all Florida court records? ▼
No. There is no single database for all Florida court records. Criminal, civil, family, and appellate cases are maintained by different courts. Use the databases listed on this page.
What is the difference between criminal and civil court records in Florida? ▼
Criminal cases are filed by the government (felonies, misdemeanors). Civil cases are filed by private parties (lawsuits, contract disputes, landlord-tenant). They are usually in different court systems and searched separately.
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