Find Court Docket in Andrew County

Andrew County court docket records go through the 5th Judicial Circuit, which also covers Buchanan County. The Circuit Clerk's office is at the Andrew County Courthouse in Savannah. You can look up Andrew County court docket entries online using Missouri Case.net at no cost. The site has data for civil, criminal, family, probate, and traffic cases. If you need older files or want certified copies, the clerk's staff in Savannah can help you in person or by phone during regular business hours on weekdays.

Andrew County Circuit Clerk

The Andrew County Circuit Clerk manages all court docket records for cases in the 5th Judicial Circuit. This is a two-county circuit that pairs Andrew County with Buchanan County, home to St. Joseph. The clerk's office is at 411 Court St., Savannah, MO 64485. Call (816) 324-3212 to reach the office. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, closed on state holidays.

The clerk keeps records for every division of circuit court. That means civil, criminal, probate, family, and traffic cases all have court docket entries on file in Savannah. The 5th Judicial Circuit website has forms, schedules, and staff contact info. You can also pay eligible fines through the Pay By Web system linked from Case.net.

The Andrew County government portal at andrewcounty.org provides links to the courthouse, county offices, and local services.

This is the main page for Andrew County government, where you can find links to the courthouse and clerk offices.

Look Up Andrew County Court Docket Online

The fastest way to check an Andrew County court docket is through Missouri Case.net. Pick the 5th Judicial Circuit or Andrew County from the list. Search by name, case number, or date. No login is needed. Real-time data shows up when you search within the 5th Circuit directly.

Case.net shows the parties, all filings and motions, judgments, and hearing dates for each court docket entry in Andrew County. Documents filed on or after July 1, 2023 can be viewed online through Remote Public Access. Older documents need an in-person visit. The Track This Case tool sends you alerts when something new gets added to an Andrew County court docket. That way you do not have to keep checking back.

If what you need is not online, go to the courthouse at 411 Court St. in Savannah. The Andrew County Municipal Court also holds hearings at this address, typically once a month. Bring valid ID for any in-person records request.

Note: Real-time court docket data from the 5th Circuit may have up to a three-hour delay when searched through the statewide portal.

Court Docket Public Access in Andrew County

Missouri's Sunshine Law under Chapter 610 RSMo makes most court docket records public in Andrew County. You can ask to see case files without being a party to the case. No reason is needed. The clerk must give you access unless the record is sealed or falls under a listed exemption.

Sealed cases, juvenile court docket records, and mental health proceedings are not open to the public. Social Security numbers and bank account numbers get removed from public copies under Court Operating Rule 2. If the Andrew County clerk denies your request, they have to put the reason in writing. You can then appeal to the Missouri Attorney General.

Andrew County Court Records and Services

Beyond the court docket, the Andrew County Courthouse holds several other offices. The County Clerk is in Room 5 at 411 Court St. and can be reached at (816) 324-3212. That office has birth and death records. The Recorder of Deeds in Room 2 keeps marriage licenses and land records for Andrew County. These are not part of the court docket but can relate to civil cases or probate matters.

The Missouri Courts website has approved forms you can use in Andrew County for family law, small claims, and other common filings. Court clerks can help with filing steps but cannot offer legal advice on your case. The Missouri Bar at mobar.org has a referral service to find attorneys who practice in the 5th Judicial Circuit.

Note: Andrew County shares the 5th Judicial Circuit with Buchanan County, so some resources and forms apply to both locations.

Court Docket Fees in Andrew County

Fees for copies of court docket records in Andrew County follow the schedule set by the 5th Judicial Circuit. Standard copies run about $0.25 to $1.00 per page. Certified copies cost more. The exact amount depends on the document type and how many pages you need. Check with the clerk before requesting large batches so you know the total cost.

Filing fees in Andrew County also vary by case type. Small claims cases cost less than a civil lawsuit. Family law filings have their own fee schedule. The 5th Judicial Circuit website posts the current fee schedule for all case types. The Pay By Web system on Case.net lets you pay eligible fines and fees online without going to the courthouse. That can save you a trip to Savannah if you just need to clear a payment on a court docket entry.

Note: Filing fees and copy costs in Andrew County can change, so verify the current amount with the clerk before sending payment by mail.

Cities in Andrew County

Andrew County includes Savannah and several smaller communities. All circuit court docket records for these areas go through the 5th Judicial Circuit in Savannah. The neighboring city of St. Joseph in Buchanan County is the largest city served by the same circuit.

Nearby Counties

These counties border or are close to Andrew County. Make sure you know which county has jurisdiction over your court docket before filing or searching.