Welcome to the web site for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of the State of Alabama, serving the state courts of Montgomery County. Here you will find a wealth of information to assist in your dealings with Civil and District Court. In addition to general information about the operation of the Clerk's offices, you will find court dockets, frequently used forms, fee schedules and information. We also provide answers to a number of frequently asked questions and links to other web sites of interest.
In Montgomery County, the Circuit Court Clerk is charged with the responsibility of maintaining not only the records of the seven courts but also is the Absentee Election Manager. Among the types of cases heard by the Courts are contract disputes, civil torts, condemnations, worker's compensation claims, domestic matters, child support matters, juvenile matters and criminal matters. The diversity of clerical responsibilities has resulted in the operation of four distinct offices - Criminal Division, Civil Division, Domestic Relations and Juvenile Division, all under the purview of the Circuit Clerk.
The mission of the Circuit Court Clerk's Office is to diligently and professionally serve the needs of the citizens of Montgomery County, Alabama, the Courts and legal community, balancing the use of technology and courteous, personal service to achieve high level of efficiency and customer satisfaction.
We sincerely hope that you find our site to be helpful and informational. Should you have any comments or perhaps you were unable to find information you feel should be included on our site, please contact the Clerk's Office at (334) 832-1260. Additional legal and court related information, forms, support, and services are available at www.alacourt.gov.
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This website is being provided merely for the purpose of providing instructions as to the procedures of this office and in no way should be construed as advice as to laws. The law prohibits the Circuit Clerk from giving legal advice. If you need legal assistance, you should see an attorney.