Pulaski County Court Records

Pulaski County court records provide an official account of legal actions and all decisions made by the county's courts.

In Pulaski County, Arkansas, court records typically encompass/contain the following:

• Court hearings and proceedings: Summaries or transcripts of court hearings, motions, and arguments presented by both parties.
• Case details include the case number, names of the parties involved (plaintiff and defendant), and the filing date.
• Legal documents: Pleadings, motions, briefs, affidavits, and other legal filings submitted by the parties involved in the case.
• Judgments and rulings: Records of the court's decisions, judgments, and orders issued by the presiding judge.
• Docket entries: A chronological list of all actions and events that occurred throughout the case.

Are Court Records Public in Pulaski County?

Yes, Pulaski County court records are considered public records under the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), specified in Code Ann. §§ 25-19-101 to 25-19-110. This excludes juvenile court records or any other records exempted by court order or statute. Records typically exempt from public disclosure include:

• Acquired software through purchase, lease, or licensing agreements;
• Records of state income tax;
• Medical histories, adoption documentation, and educational records;
• Grand jury meeting minutes;
• Drafts of judicial or quasi-judicial opinions and decisions not yet published;
• Law enforcement investigations into suspected criminal activities not disclosed;
• Confidential memos, working papers, and official correspondence of public officials;
• Documents protected from public disclosure by court order or judicial rule;
• Personnel files, barring disclosure that would unreasonably invade personal privacy;
• Personal contact details.

Pulaskis County Court Records Search

To obtain court records in Pulaski County, interested persons may use the following options:

• Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk's Office: The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk is the primary custodian of Pulaski County court records for the Circuit Courts.
• Online Access Platform Offered by the Court: The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk's Office provides an online platform for remotely searching and accessing court records. This platform grants access to case details, filings, and other pertinent documents.
• Third-Party Public Records Platforms

Pulaski County Court Records Search by Name

To perform a name-based search for court records in Pulaski County, interested persons may:

• Identify the Relevant Court: Inquirers must first determine which court or courts may have the records they are interested in. Pulaski County has multiple courts, including Circuit Courts, District Courts, and others. Depending on the type of case, the records may be housed in different courts.
• Visit the Circuit and County Clerk's Office: After determining the document type, the next step is to visit the clerk's office. The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk's office is the primary custodian of court records for the Circuit Courts.
• Provide Necessary Information: Inquirers must provide the full name of the individual they are searching for, as well as any additional identifying information that may help narrow down the search, such as the approximate date of the case or the type of case (civil, criminal, probate, etc.).

Alternatively, interested persons may request court records by completing the request form and delivering it to the clerk's office in person, via mail, or electronically to:

Pulaski Circuit/County Clerk
401 West Markham Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
Phone: (501) 340-8766
Email: courtrecords@pulaskiclerk.com

Requesters can also utilize the CourtConnect online public access portal offered by the State judicial system to search for court records related to individuals in Pulaski County. This portal requires users to input search criteria such as name, case type, or docket number to retrieve relevant documents.

It is worth noting that the specific procedures, fees, and requirements for conducting a name-based search for court records in Pulaski County may vary. This often depends on the courthouse. However, the costs for specific court records are specified in the fee schedule.

Pulaski County Courts

The court system in Pulaski County, Arkansas, comprises Circuit Courts, District Courts, and other specialized courts. These courts handle various legal matters, including civil, criminal, probate, family, and juvenile cases. Each court has its jurisdiction and responsibilities within the judicial system of Pulaski County.

Below is a directory of all the courts in Pulaski:

Pulaski County Circuit Court - 1st Division
401 West Markham
Room 420
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 340-8590

Pulaski County Circuit Court - 2nd Division
401 West Markham
Room 230
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 340-8424

Pulaski County District Court -
Jacksonville
1412 W Main St, Jacksonville, AR 72076
Phone: (501) 982-9531

Pulaski County District Court -
Little Rock - Criminal
600 W Markham St, Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 371-4739

Pulaski County District Court -
Little Rock - Environmental, Civil, and Small Claims
600 W Markham St, Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 371-4454 (Environmental)
Phone: (501) 371-4529 (Civil, Small Claims)

Pulaski County District Court -
Little Rock - Traffic
600 W Markham St, Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 371-4733

Pulaski County District Court -
Maumelle
100 Millwood Circle, Maumelle, AR 72113
Phone: (501) 851-7800

Pulaski County District Court -
North Little Rock - First Division
200 W Pershing Blvd, North Little Rock, AR 72114
Phone: (501) 791-8559

This court handles criminal, civil, and small claims matters.

Pulaski County District Court -
North Little Rock - Second Division
200 W Pershing Blvd, North Little Rock, AR 72114
Phone: (501) 791-8562

This court handles traffic, environmental, code, and animal matters.

Pulaski County District Court -
Pulaski County
3001 W Roosevelt, Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 340-6824

Pulaski County District Court - Sherwood
2201 E Kiehl Ave, P.O. Box 6256, Sherwood, AR 72124
Phone: (501) 835-3693
Phone: (501) 835-3625 (Small Claims)

Pulaski County District Court - Wrightsville
13024 Hwy 365 S, Wrightsville, AR 72206
Phone: (501) 897-4547
Fax: (501) 897-5647

Pulaski County Circuit Court Case Search

The Circuit Court of Pulaski County handles various cases, including civil, criminal, family, probate, and juvenile matters.

To search for cases within the Circuit Court of Pulaski County, Arkansas, individuals can typically utilize the court's searchable online database. This database allows users to remotely access case information, filings, and other relevant documents. To use the database, inquirers may follow these steps:

• Navigate to the section dedicated to court records or case searches.
• Open the query page and search by cases or by participants
• Submit the search query and review the search results.

Alternatively, inquirers may query the Court Records Department of the Circuit and County Clerk's office during regular weekday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Pulaski County District Court Records

The Pulaski County District Court typically handles various cases, including traffic violations, misdemeanor criminal offenses, small claims, and landlord-tenant disputes. Additionally, it oversees preliminary hearings for felony cases and issues warrants.

In order to access records specific to the District Court in Pulaski County, inquirers may contact the District Court Clerk. This office is the custodian of district court records and manages their retrieval and dissemination. Interested parties can visit the Clerk's Office or contact them via phone or email to request access to specific district court records.

When requesting district court records, inquirers will be required to provide relevant information about the case, such as the case number (if known) or the names of the parties involved.

Pulaski County Criminal Records

Pulaski County criminal records are accessible to the public. The Arkansas State Police offers a statewide criminal record check system, available through the Information Network of Arkansas (INA) portal. Authorized entities, including employers, professional licensing bodies, and individuals permitted by law, can conduct name-based and fingerprint-based background checks online through this portal.

Using the INA portal incurs an annual fee of $75. Additionally, there's a $20 charge for each name-based Arkansas criminal record check and a $2 processing fee. A request for a fingerprint-based national/FBI check costs $14.25. The fees for organizations conducting checks for volunteers are $11 for name-based Arkansas criminal history checks and $12.25 for national/FBI checks.

Inquirers may use the Criminal Record Check Request Form for mail or in-person requests. Upon completion, the form should be submitted (notarized when sent by mail) along with a self-addressed stamped envelope and a check or money order for the copy fee.

Mail submissions should be sent to:

Arkansas State Police
Identification Bureau
1 State Police Plaza Drive
Little Rock, AR 72209

The fee for each check requested through this method is $25. Checks or money orders should be made payable to the Arkansas State Police.

Inquiries regarding Pulaski County arrest and criminal records can also be directed to the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office. The office is located at:

Pulaski County Sheriff's Office
2900 South Woodrow
Little Rock, AR 72204
Phone: (501) 340-6930
Fax: (501) 340-7080

Pulaski, Arkansas County Criminal Court Case Lookup

Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk maintains copies of Pulaski County criminal court records. To obtain these records, individuals can visit the Clerk's Office in person at:

Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk
401 West Markham Street
Suite 100
Little Rock, AR 72201

Alternatively, requests for court records can be made by contacting the Clerk by phone at (501) 340-8766 or by emailing courtrecords@pulaskiclerk.com.

Get Pulaski, Arkansas County Civil Court Records

The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk maintains Pulaski County civil court case records. Individuals interested in obtaining these records can request them by visiting the Clerk's Office in person at:

Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk
401 West Markham Street
Suite 100
Little Rock, AR 72201

Alternatively, individuals can contact the Clerk regarding court records by calling (501) 340-8766 or emailing courtrecords@pulaskiclerk.com.

Pulaski, Arkansas County Family Court Records

Pulaski County, Arkansas, does not have a dedicated Family Court. Instead, family law cases are typically heard in the Circuit or District Courts, depending on their specific nature. Family law cases typically involve matters such as divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, adoption, and domestic violence.

Like almost all court records in Pulaski County, the Pulaski Circuit and County clerk maintains family court records. Researchers and individuals keen on obtaining family court records can make their requests in person at the clerk's office.

Alternatively, interested individuals can make their request by simply calling the clerk at (501) 340-8766 or sending a request via mail to courtrecords@pulaskiclerk.com.

Pulaski, Arkansas Dissolution of Marriage Records

Pulaski County's dissolution of marriage records comprise a comprehensive collection of documents pertaining to divorces processed within the local judicial system. As integral components of family court records, these documents contain all materials relating to divorce proceedings. Within these records, one can expect various legal documents, including petitions, decrees, settlements, and custody agreements. Each document plays a crucial role in documenting the dissolution of marriages within Pulaski County and serves as a vital resource for legal and historical purposes.

Pulaski County Marriage and Divorce Records

The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk maintains Pulaski County divorce records. Access to these records is limited to individuals, including divorced persons, their parents, children, grandchildren, and maternal grandparents. To obtain copies of divorce records, individuals can make in-person requests at the Clerk's Office located at 401 West Markham Street, Suite 100, Little Rock, AR 72201.

Residents of Pulaski County can also order divorce records through the Vital Records office of the Arkansas Department of Health. Requests can be made by phone, mail, in-person, or online. For phone orders, individuals can call the toll-free line at (866) 209-9482 and pay for the records, service fees, and shipping fees using a credit or debit card.

For in-person orders, visit the Arkansas Department of Health's Vital Records office at 4815 West Markham Street, Little Rock, AR 72205, from Monday to Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Payment can be made with cash, credit/debit card, check, or money order payable to the Arkansas Department of Health. Mail-in orders require the completion of a Divorce Coupon Application, a copy of a valid ID, and payment to the same address.

Online requests can be made through the Arkansas Department of Health's Vital Records Online Service with credit/debit card payment. Each copy of a divorce record ordered online, in-person, by mail, or over the phone costs $10, with an additional $5 processing fee and a $1.85 identity verification fee applicable for online orders.

Marriage Records

The Pulaski County Circuit and County Clerk acts as the central repository for all marriage records in Pulaski County. Those seeking Pulaski County marriage certificates can visit the Clerk's Office located at 401 West Markham Street, Suite 100, Little Rock, AR 72201. To access these records, individuals must furnish valid identification and cover any applicable fees, which may include search and copy fees. The search process typically involves providing details about the spouses' names, any maiden names, and the date and location of the marriage. Additionally, marriage licenses can be conveniently searched online through the Clerk's Marriage Licenses online portal.

Alternatively, individuals can obtain copies of Pulaski County marriage records from the Vital Records Office of the Arkansas Department of Health. This office offers multiple avenues for requesting marriage certificates, including mail, phone, walk-in, and online options. Individuals can utilize the Vital Records Online Service for online requests, while phone requests can be made by dialing (866) 209-9482. Walk-in and mail requests necessitate completion of the Marriage Coupon Application form, payment submission, and a copy of a valid ID to the address stated above.

Each marriage certificate copy costs $10, with accepted payment methods including cash, credit or debit cards, checks, or money orders payable to the Arkansas Department of Health. The Vital Records Office operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Individuals seeking these records should ensure they adhere to the requirements and payment procedures outlined by the Vital Records Office for a seamless request process.

Pulaski County Birth and Death Records

Pulaski County birth records are obtainable from the Vital Records Office of the Arkansas Department of Health. Residents can request copies of Pulaski County birth certificates, including telephone, online, mail, or in person.

To request birth records by phone, individuals can contact the office at (866) 209-9482. The Vital Records Online Service offers online request services. For in-person or mail requests, applicants must fill out the Birth Certificate Application form (also available in Spanish) and attach payment and a copy of an acceptable ID.

The completed request should be sent to:

Arkansas Department of Health
Vital Records, Slot 44
4815 West Markham Street
Little Rock, AR 72205
Email: adh.VitalRecords@arkansas.gov

The fee for the first copy of a birth record is $12, while each additional copy of the same record ordered simultaneously costs $10. Further processing and identity verification charges apply for online orders. Interested individuals should also note that the working hours are usually between Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Similarly, the Vital Records Office of the Arkansas Department of Health maintains Pulaski County death records. Individuals interested in obtaining copies of death records can do so through mail, in person, online, or telephone requests. For mail and in-person requests, individuals may complete the Death Certificate Application form (also available in Spanish) and submit it along with payment and a copy of an acceptable ID to the address above.

Telephone requests can be made by contacting the Vital Records Office at (866) 209-9482, and online requests can be submitted through the Vital Records Online Service portal.

The fee for the first copy of a death record is $10, with each additional copy costing $8. Online orders may incur extra processing and identity verification charges.

Pulaski County Probate Court Records

Probate court records in Pulaski County pertain to cases involving the administration of estates, guardianships, conservatorships, and matters related to wills and trusts. These records document legal proceedings regarding the distribution of assets and property after an individual's death, the appointment of guardians for minors or incapacitated adults, and the management of trusts.

To obtain probate court records in Pulaski County, individuals typically need to contact the Probate Division of the Pulaski County Circuit Court. The court clerk's office is the custodian of these records and manages their retrieval and dissemination. Interested parties can visit the Clerk's Office in person or contact them via phone or email to request access to specific probate court records.

When requesting probate court records, individuals may need to provide relevant information about the case, such as the deceased person's name, the case number (if known), and the type of record needed. Additionally, there may be fees associated with obtaining copies of probate court records, which individuals should inquire about from the Clerk's Office. Once the request is processed, individuals may be able to review the records in person at the Clerk's Office or receive copies of the records, depending on the court's policies and procedures. It's important to follow any specific instructions provided by the Clerk's Office for requesting and accessing probate court records to ensure a smooth process.

Pulaski County Property Records

The Pulaski County Assessor's Office maintains property records pertaining to real estate within county limits. These records are useful for assessment, taxation, and other administrative purposes.

Property records in Pulaski County include a variety of information, such as:

• Property ownership: Records indicate the current owner(s) of the property and any previous owners.
• Property details: Information about the property's physical characteristics, including its size, dimensions, and features.
• Assessment information: Records of the property's assessed value for tax purposes, which may include its market value, assessed value, and taxable value.
• Property tax history: Details of property tax payments, including amounts paid and any outstanding taxes.
• Legal descriptions: Descriptions of the property's boundaries and location, typically including lot numbers, block numbers, and subdivision names.
• Sales history: Information about past sales of the property, including sale prices and dates of sale.

To access property records, inquirers may visit the Pulaski County Assessor's Office, which is typically always open between 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every Monday to Friday at:

Pulaski County Assessor's Office
201 S Broadway, Ste. 310
Little Rock, AR. 72201
Phone: (501) 340-6170

Pulaski County Court Records Online

Third-party online resources like Arkansascourtrecords.us are an alternative way to access Pulaski County court records. They offer users a convenient and flexible means for obtaining records remotely. However, since these sites operate independently of official government resources, the documents may have discrepancies or missing information. Additionally, some online platforms may charge fees for access to detailed records or premium features, deterring users from seeking cost-effective access to court records.