Filing and Recording

NEED TO CONDUCT BUSINESS WITH THE CLAYTON COUNTY CLERK OF SUPERIOR OR MAGISTRATE COURT?

This office is not allowed to give any legal advice.  To do so would be in violation of Georgia law (O.C.G.A. 15-19-51(a)(4) & (6)) and punishable by paying a fine and/or serving time.

If you submit an extra copy of a document in order to have it file-stamped for your records, you must include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.  Otherwise, the extra copy will not be returned to you.

E-filing is available 24/7 for civil and criminal cases as well as Real Estate Recordings.

Per Superior Court Rule 6.1, “When an attorney or party e-files a civil motion or any response, the attorney or party shall notify the opposing parties and the assigned judge or the judge’s designee by email of the motion or response contemporaneously but no later than 24 hours after e-filing”.

• E-filing for Civil Filing click HERE for Odyssey.
• E-filing for Superior Court Real Estate click HERE for GSCCCA Portal.
• Superior Court Real Estate Document Search 1985 – Current click HERE.
• Docket entries can be viewed online at Court Case Inquiry within 72 hours (NOTE: this link CANNOT be used to file a new Civil action)
• This office will continue to accept any criminal or civil filing by US Mail.
• Video instructions for Divorce filings HERE.

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