Logan County Court Records

Logan County, AR, court records are official documents detailing legal proceedings and their outcomes under the Logan trial system. These records contain information relating to case files, such as:

• Filings and pleadings
• Docket entries
• Names of parties
• Case details
• Judgments and orders
• Trial transcripts
• Evidence that exhibits
• Petitions and motions.

In Logan County, court records are important documents for background checks, legal appeals, and case tracking. They also serve as official proofs of court proceedings, rulings, and decisions. Logan County court records encompass Logan County arrest records and other criminal and civil trial case information.

Are Court Records Public in Logan County?

Yes, Logan County court records are public. According to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act and Arkansas Supreme Court Administrative Order No. 19, custodian agencies must grant public access to court records, even if the requester is not a citizen of Arkansas. However, Arkansas laws also impose strict privacy protections on certain court records that relate to juveniles, sealed or expunged records, mental health, social security numbers, financial details, and adoption cases. Also, custodian agencies may redact sensitive case transcripts or exhibits that infringe privacy rights.

Logan County Court Records Search

The Search ARCourts Website is an official statewide portal for accessing court records. Interested individuals may use the search criteria to access Logan County case summaries, docket entries, and case status. Alternatively, information seekers may visit or mail the Logan County Circuit Clerk's Office for a detailed review of documents or certified copies of court records at:

25 W Walnut Street,
Paris,
AR 72855
Phone: (479) 963-2164
Fax: (479) 963-3304

Logan County Courts

Logan County's trial court system comprises the Circuit and District Courts. The Logan County Circuit Court is the highest county-level judicial institution. It has general jurisdiction over major civil disputes, criminal cases, domestic relations, probate matters, and juvenile cases. The Logan County District Court presides over misdemeanor offenses, traffic violations, and small claims. The list below outlines the contact information for the various Logan County Circuit and District Courts:

Logan County Circuit Court – Paris Division
25 West Walnut Street,
Paris,
AR 72855
Phone: (479) 963-2164
Fax: (479) 963-3304

Logan County Circuit Court – Booneville Division
366 N Broadway Ave,
Booneville,
AR 72927
Phone: (479) 675-2894
Fax: (479) 675-0577

Logan County District Court-Paris
25 West Walnut Street
Paris
AR 72855
Phone: (479) 963-3792
Fax: (479) 963-2762

Logan County District Court- Booneville
461 East 5th Street
Booneville
AR 72927
Phone: (479) 675-4929
Fax: (479) 675-0133

Logan County District Court-Magazine
P.O. Box 367
AR 72943
Phone: (479) 969-8550
Fax: (479) 969-2558

Logan County Criminal and Civil Records

Logan County criminal and civil case records are accessible through the Search ARCourts Portal. This state website allows interested individuals to access public information on court cases using a name or case number as search criteria.

For mail, fax, call, or walk-in access to the County's court records, contact the Logan County Circuit Court Clerk's Office at the following addresses:

Logan County Circuit Court Clerk's Office-Paris
25 West Walnut Street,
Paris,
AR 72855
Phone: (479) 963-2164
Fax: (479) 963-3304

Logan County Circuit Court Clerk's Office- Booneville
366 N Broadway Ave,
Booneville,
AR 72927
Phone: (479) 675-2894
Fax: (479) 675-0577

Additionally, record seekers may log in to the Logan County Sheriff's Inmate Roster Page for Logan County arrest records.

Logan County Marriage Records

Logan County marriage records under 50 years are not open to the general public. Access is limited to the parties to the marriage, immediate family members, and authorized legal representatives.

Interested persons seeking copies of Logan County marriage certificates or licenses should visit, fax, or send a request to the Logan County Clerk's Office (Paris or Booneville division). The public should note that the Logan County Clerk also serves as the Circuit Clerk and Recorder. Alternatively, record seekers can order certified copies of Logan County marriage records through the Arkansas Department of Health Vital Records Online Service. These requests require a government-issued identity and applicable fees.

Logan County Divorce Records

Under Arkansas law, divorce records are confidential documents only accessible to the spouses, their descendants, parents, and legally authorized persons. However, after 100 years, these records will become publicly available.

Eligible persons seeking to access Logan County divorce records should visit, mail, or fax the Logan County Circuit Clerk (Paris or Booneville) with proof of eligibility and applicable copy fees. Interested individuals may also order certified copies of Logan County Divorce Records (from January 1917 to date) through the Arkansas Department of Health Vital Records Online Service.

Logan Birth Records

In Arkansas and the rest of its counties, birth records under 100 years old are restricted to the record owners (if they are 18 years or older), parents or legal guardians, legal representatives, and persons with court orders. A birth record becomes publicly accessible once it reaches 100 years of age.

These vital documents establish legal identity and citizenship, which is necessary to access government benefits and apply for social security numbers, driver's licenses, and health insurance. They are also valuable documents for genealogical research.

Eligible persons can access Logan County birth certificates through the Logan County Clerk's Office (Paris or Booneville), which also serves as the Circuit Clerk. Inquirers can request through mail or visit the clerk's office with identifying information, such as the full name at birth, date of birth, place (Logan County), and parents' names. Also, include valid proof of identity and applicable fees. Alternatively, order a Logan Birth Certificate through the Arkansas Vital Records portal.

Logan Death Records

Arkansas law limits access to death records less than 50 years old to the immediate family members, legal representatives, and authorized government agencies with legitimate interests. Death records are legal proof of death that play significant roles in estate, life insurance, and benefit claims. They also provide data for epidemiological and public health research.

The Arkansas Department of Health-Vital Records Division maintains statewide death records from February 1, 1914, to the present date. Eligible record seekers may order certified copies of Logan County Death Records through mail, call, or in person at the AR Vital Records Division. Eligible individuals may also visit, mail, or fax the Logan County Clerk's Office (Paris or Booneville) for Logan County death records. Inquirers should note that accessing Logan County vital records requires valid proof of eligibility and copy fees.

Logan County Probate Court Records

Logan County probate records are official documents on legal proceedings relating to managing deceased estates within the Logan County Circuit Court's Probate Division. These records include, but are not limited to, case files on guardianship, estate administration, conservatorship, and will contests.

For comprehensive information about Logan County probate records, information seekers should contact the Logan County Circuit Clerk's Office (Paris or Booneville). Walk-in or mail requests require the full name of the deceased, approximate date of death or probate filing date, case number (if known), valid photo identification, and applicable search and copy fees.

Logan County Property Records

Logan County property records are official documents on real estate ownership, transfers, and legal status. These records contain information that includes:

• Ownership information
• Deeds
• Mortgages
• Property taxes
• Liens and encumbrances
• Building permits
• Zoning information
• Plat maps.

For comprehensive inquiries on Logan County property records, contact the Logan County Assessor's Office at:

Paris Office
Phone: (479) 963-2716

Booneville Office
Phone: (479) 675-3942
Fax: (479) 963-8197

Alternatively, log in to the Logan County Assessor's Office Real Estate Public Records Search Portal to access property transaction records.

In addition, interested persons may contact the Logan County Register of Deeds, who also serves as the County Clerk (Paris or Booneville) for property records relating to deeds, liens, titles, and easements.

Logan County Court Records Online

Residents can obtain records online via the Search ARCourts platform. Alternatively, third-party online repositories such as Arkansascourtrecords.us may provide access to some Logan County court records. These platforms offer quick, convenient, and round-the-clock access to case files through enhanced search tools. Such sites may help save time and the cost of accessing court records through government sources. However, users should note that these platforms are independent and do not guarantee the accuracy and completeness of records.