Visit the clerk's office in person to get a copy of the court record.
- If you don't know whether you have a judgment against you, the clerk can look up this information for you. Typically, you'll only need to give them your name and they can search the system.
- Some courts charge a small fee to print court records.
How do you find out what Judgements are against you?
Find Out if You Have a Judgment Against You
If you received a summons, or you were served, and you did not appear in court, then you most likely can assume there is a judgment against you. This can be checked by simply calling the court on the summons.
Are judgments public?
All criminal rulings, including burglary and sex crimes, are considered a matter of public record. Searchable judgements in the public records include criminal misdemeanors, felonies and DUI rulings and can include pleas which are referred to as judgment by confession.
