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Find information about felony and civil cases, jury duty, and online services. Learn about the court's jurisdiction, location, and contact details.
- Judiciary
Judiciary. Access information about our judges, magistrates,...
- Probation Services
The Franklin County Common Pleas Court - General Division...
- Jury Service
Jury service is an important responsibility of Franklin...
- Employment
The Human Resources Department develops and delivers human...
- Disclaimer
However, the Common Pleas Court cannot attest to the...
- Live Streams
Collection of links to individual courtroom video streams....
- Directions and Parking
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- Local Rules
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- Judiciary
CIO is intended as a convenience to the residents of Franklin County for the purpose of obtaining public record information regarding Criminal and Civil cases filed in the General Division of the Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations cases filed in the Domestic Relations Division of the Court of Common Pleas, and Appellate cases filed in the 10th District Court of Appeals. We make every ...
Case Information Online Research Options. Name Search - Use if only Name and/or Court is known. Enter Last Name, and/or First Name and/or Middle Initial. Use the Court Dropdown Menu. Use both Name and Court if both are known. Call 614.525.3600 for Legal Division Information and assistance. 345 South High Street, Floor 1. General Division - Civil.
The Franklin County Court of Common Pleas has two divisions: General Division and Domestic Relations/Juvenile. The General Division hears felony and civil cases over $15,000 and domestic relations and juvenile cases, while the Domestic Relations/Juvenile Division hears divorce, child abuse, visitation and other family issues.
Franklin County Common Pleas Courthouse. The Franklin County Common Pleas Courthouse, built in 2010, physically symbolizes both the literal and figurative concepts of Transparency of Justice through the inclusion of vast areas of glass across the building's facade.
Maryellen O’Shaughnessy was first elected in 2008 to serve the people of Franklin County as Clerk of Courts. She ran unopposed in 2012 and was reelected to serve a second four-year term. In November 2016, she was honored to be reelected to her third term in a contested election, receiving nearly 70 percent of voter support. Under her supervision, nearly 200 full-time Deputy Clerks serve in ...
