The Clerk receives, manages, and processes all court documents, collects and disburses all court fees, fines, and costs, and provides the public with access to ...

Clerks are the official record keepers of the county—they receive and maintain criminal and civil court filings and serve as custodian of county land and ...

The Clerk is responsible for all administrative, clerical, and record-keeping functions of the District and Superior Courts.

The Clerk and Deputy Clerks are custodians over the property records of the county as well as the civil and criminal files and records in the courts served.

As a mandated office, we are responsible for the maintenance of the records for civil actions and criminal felonies. The types of records include civil and ...

The Clerks of Superior Court in North Carolina are judges. The clerical tasks of filing, processing, indexing, and preserving court documents are only a part ...

In the absence of district court judges, clerks conduct first appearance hearings, probation bond review hearings and extradition waivers. The North Carolina.

The Court Clerk for Superior and State Court is the custodian of court records, real estate records, fine collection and disbursement, and more. Court Reporter eFiling · Criminal Division · Civil Division · Traffic Violation Bureau

The Clerk of Courts is the custodian over land and property records of the county as well as the civil, criminal, juvenile and adoption files and records in the ...

The clerks are responsible for all clerical and record-keeping functions of the district and superior court. They also carry out certain judicial functions.