Floyd County Court Records

Floyd County court records are maintained by Clerk Danita Burks at the courthouse in New Albany. The county has four courts: the Circuit Court and Superior Courts 1, 2, and 3. These courts handle civil, criminal, family, and traffic cases for all of Floyd County. You can search court records for free online through Indiana's MyCase portal or visit the clerk's office in person for copies and certified documents. The office also accepts online payments for fines and fees.

Floyd County Clerk of Courts Office

Danita Burks is the Clerk of Courts in Floyd County. The clerk's office is at 311 Hauss Square, Room 235, in New Albany. Phone the office at (812) 948-5411 or fax at (812) 948-4711. The email is dburks@floydcounty.in.gov. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The office closes for lunch from 12:00 to 1:00 PM each day.

The clerk's office handles all filings and record requests for the four courts in Floyd County. If you need a copy of a court document, visit the office with your case number or the names of the parties. Staff can pull the file and make copies for you. Certified copies cost more than plain ones. The clerk also processes marriage licenses, collects court fines, and handles payment arrangements for Floyd County cases.

Payment methods accepted at the Floyd County clerk's office include cash, money orders, cashier checks, and major credit or debit cards. All non-cash payments for court fines must go through the Indiana State Central Collections Unit (INSCCU) or by calling 1-866-972-9427.

Floyd County Court Contacts

Floyd County has four trial courts. Each one handles different types of cases. If you need to contact a specific court about your case, use the direct phone number below. The clerk's office manages records for all four courts, but the judges and court staff handle scheduling and case management.

The Circuit Court can be reached at 812-948-5455. Superior Court 1 is at 812-948-5450. Superior Court 2 is at 812-948-5488. Superior Court 3 is at 812-948-5257. Each court in Floyd County has its own docket and calendar. Check with the specific court about hearing dates and case status if you need info beyond what is in the case record.

Note: For traffic tickets in Floyd County, wait two weeks before trying to pay online since it takes up to 14 days for the clerk to get officer reports.

Search Floyd County Cases Online

You can search Floyd County court records for free at MyCase.in.gov. This statewide portal uses the Odyssey Case Management System. Search by name, case number, or citation. Results include case type, parties, filing dates, and some documents. It covers all court types in Floyd County.

The Indiana online payment portal lets you pay court fines and fees for Floyd County cases with a credit or debit card. Marriage license records can be searched through the Indiana marriage license lookup tool. The state public records page explains your rights under IC 5-14-3 and how to request records that may not be available online.

Indiana law gives everyone the right to inspect and copy public records. Under IC 5-14-3-3, you can walk into the Floyd County clerk's office and ask to see any public case file. The clerk can charge for copies but cannot deny access to public records. Most civil, criminal, traffic, and small claims records in Floyd County are public.

Floyd County Court Pages

The Floyd County Clerk website has information on services, payments, and how to access court records.

This site is the main resource for anyone who needs to file a case, make a payment, or request copies in Floyd County.

The Floyd County state page for the clerk's office provides an alternate view of the clerk's services and contact details.

This state-hosted page links to the same services available through the Floyd County clerk's own site.

The Indiana Judicial Branch directory for Floyd County shows all four courts, their judges, and statewide court links.

Use this page to find judges, local rules, and e-filing info for Floyd County courts.

Cities in Floyd County

New Albany is the county seat and largest city in Floyd County. All court records for the county are managed through the clerk's office in New Albany, regardless of which city within Floyd County the case involves.

Other communities in Floyd County include Greenville, Georgetown, and Floyds Knobs. All cases from these areas go through the Floyd County courts in New Albany.

Nearby Counties

Floyd County sits in southern Indiana along the Ohio River. These are the neighboring counties. Verify your address falls within Floyd County before filing a case here.