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County civil history records provide information about claims, suits, and judgments filed by or against the subject.
The county civil court of general jurisdiction can hear cases about almost any matter under state law. This can include contracts, personal injury, discrimination, eviction, and other claims. The civil court system also recognizes a number of specialized courts, like the probate court, family court and the well known small-claims court. These courts cover matters such as divorce, child support, custody, nonpayment or non return of goods or debt, property damage, and other similar cases. Cases involving contracts can cover both written and oral agreements and related disputes.
Do take into account that while our goal is to update our instant database with new counties and new county records regularly, it is possible that a traditional on-premise court house search would provide more up-to-date information and could, for example, show that a criminal record with a pending case status in our instant data base has been recently dismissed.
No, divorces are not reported on any criminal history search.
No, we do not.