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Please be aware of jury duty scams. You can report these fraudulent phone calls by contacting the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office’s non-emergency line at 407-665-6650.

Court Evidence July 27, 2021 Did you know? The Seminole County Clerk’s Office is responsible of maintaining a chain of custody, storage and ultimately the disposition or destruction of evidence received during a court proceeding.

The Seminole County Clerk of Court provides many public services that help improve access to justice, including processing civil and criminal cases and managing jury duty.   Our office even offers online self-help resources to help self-represented litigants navigate the processes. Visit our Self-Help Center Page to learn more.   Our Self-Help Center is located … Read more

Check out this video to learn about the Florida Supreme Court changes to Rule 2.420 and what they mean when filing documents with confidential information. Learn what it means for filers: www.flclerks.com/ConfidentialRuleChange      

New Location for Appeals June 30, 2021 Appeals is now located at the Criminal Justice Center located at 101 Eslinger Way, Sanford, FL 32773. For additional information, please contact the Seminole County Clerk of Court Appeals Office at 407-665-4470.

The Seminole County Clerk of Court maintains public records libraries that can also be easily accessed online! Visit Search for a Court Case – Seminole County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller to access these records.  

Here are a few of the many services Comptrollers provide that promote fiscal accountability and smart spending at the county level.

Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers’ mission is to protect the public trust – and that starts by protecting public funds. Comptrollers play an important role in ensuring public funds are used efficiently and appropriately! Learn more at www.FLClerks.com/page/Comptroller

Over the years, Florida’s Comptrollers have saved taxpayers millions by uncovering financial discrepancies, reviewing contracts, and auditing expenses. Comptrollers are YOUR local financial watchdogs.

According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner. Don’t stay silent. Contact the Seminole County Clerk of Court to learn about available resources in Seminole County, such as domestic violence injunctions. Call (407) 665-4300 or … Read more