I wish to search the public court records in Ohio. I have done this in WI. How can I do this in Ohio?
smcin728posted: 05 Nov at 6:05 pm
You may not be able to search records on line. You will more than likely have to go to the courthourse and search the files.
marios_aposted: 06 Nov at 4:39 am
Sorry to disappoint ya but u cant quite do that!
Leogirl0804posted: 06 Nov at 9:18 am
If they are available you will need to go through the particular county web site. do a search on “county public records search”. This should get you started.
R_burkeposted: 09 Nov at 6:56 pm
Only available where the court has made the records available electronically. This isn’t universal, a lot of places haven’t done this because the place is too small, or the records are too many and/or they aren’t interested in doing it becasue not enough people have asked for it to be done.
If you do an internet search you should be able to find a contact for the court you are interested in and then you can ask them directly.
kimmieposted: 11 Nov at 4:35 pm
thanks for asking the question. I have spent several days this week trying to guess what method to use myself. I tried people search first and didn’t get anywhere. I’ll look forward to reading the answers you get
sooxcitedposted: 14 Nov at 11:02 am
Most counties make this info available via the internet, however even though they are “public” they are not free. The costs vary depending on the records you are looking for.
smcin728 posted: 05 Nov at 6:05 pm
You may not be able to search records on line. You will more than likely have to go to the courthourse and search the files.
marios_a posted: 06 Nov at 4:39 am
Sorry to disappoint ya but u cant quite do that!
Leogirl0804 posted: 06 Nov at 9:18 am
If they are available you will need to go through the particular county web site. do a search on “county public records search”. This should get you started.
R_burke posted: 09 Nov at 6:56 pm
Only available where the court has made the records available electronically. This isn’t universal, a lot of places haven’t done this because the place is too small, or the records are too many and/or they aren’t interested in doing it becasue not enough people have asked for it to be done.
If you do an internet search you should be able to find a contact for the court you are interested in and then you can ask them directly.
kimmie posted: 11 Nov at 4:35 pm
thanks for asking the question. I have spent several days this week trying to guess what method to use myself. I tried people search first and didn’t get anywhere. I’ll look forward to reading the answers you get
sooxcited posted: 14 Nov at 11:02 am
Most counties make this info available via the internet, however even though they are “public” they are not free. The costs vary depending on the records you are looking for.