Flagler County Clerk of Court: Case Lookup, Records & Clerk Services

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Flagler County, Florida Clerk Guide

Flagler County Clerk of Court: Case Lookup, Records & Clerk Services

The Flagler County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller is the local office for court case lookup, court records, official records, public-record copies, certified documents, traffic payments, jury service, marriage licenses, foreclosure sales, tax deeds, recording, and many courthouse services in Flagler County, Florida.

Use this guide to choose the correct official search system, understand the difference between court records and Official Records, find the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center on Google Map, contact the right division, and avoid delays when requesting copies or paying a case.

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Independent guide last reviewed September 2026. Confirm current fees, office hours, payment rules, closures, and record-access limits on the official Clerk website before filing, paying, ordering, or visiting.

Quick Facts for Flagler County Clerk of Court

Official office name Flagler County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller.
Main courthouse location Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Building 1, Bunnell, FL 32110.
General directory 386-313-4400.
Official Records phone 386-313-4360.
Courts division The Courts Division is located on the second floor of the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center.
Recording division Official Records and recording services are located on the first floor.
Public office hours for recording Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Best search details Case number, party name, citation number, instrument number, book/page, record date, or document type.
Fast answer: use Court Records for lawsuits, criminal cases, traffic cases, probate cases, family cases, small claims, evictions, and court filings. Use Official Records for deeds, mortgages, liens, satisfactions, plats, notices of commencement, recorded judgments, and recorded marriage licenses.

Flagler County Clerk Google Map, Address, Phone, and Office Details

Most Clerk of Court and Comptroller services are handled at the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center in Bunnell. Court divisions are generally on the second floor, while recording and Official Records services are on the first floor.

Kim C. Hammond Justice Center

Address: 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Building 1, Bunnell, FL 32110

General directory: 386-313-4400

Official Records: 386-313-4360

Recording public hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Use this location for: court records, filings, payments, Official Records, recording, marriage licenses, tax deeds, foreclosure questions, jury service, and public-record assistance.

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Mailing address Flagler Clerk & Comptroller, Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Building 1, Bunnell, FL 32110.
Circuit Civil / Foreclosures 386-313-4495.
County Civil / Small Claims / Evictions 386-313-4483.
Family Law 386-313-4491.
Probate 386-313-4497.
Traffic 386-313-4353.
Felony 386-313-4478.
Misdemeanor / Criminal Traffic 386-313-4474.
Jury 386-313-4492.
Tax Deeds 386-313-4375.

Official contactFlagler County Clerk Departmental Directory

After opening this link:

  1. Find the division that matches your issue: Civil, Family, Probate, Jury, Traffic, Felony, Misdemeanor, Official Records, Tax Deeds, or Marriage Licenses.
  2. Write down the division phone number before calling.
  3. Prepare your case number, citation number, party name, instrument number, or document type.
  4. Use the contact form only after choosing the right department, and avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information.

Flagler County Court Records vs Official Records

Flagler County has two major record paths. Court Records are case files created through the court system. Official Records are recorded public documents maintained by the Recording Division, often related to land, liens, judgments, plats, and recorded legal instruments.

Use Court Records for

  • Circuit civil, county civil, small claims, and eviction cases.
  • Criminal felony, misdemeanor, criminal traffic, and civil traffic cases.
  • Family law, divorce, paternity, child support, name change, and injunctions.
  • Probate, guardianship, mental health, juvenile, and dependency cases.
  • Dockets, case status, court filings, dispositions, and court document copies.

Use Official Records for

  • Deeds, mortgages, satisfactions, assignments, releases, and liens.
  • Notices of commencement, notices of lis pendens, judgments, and tax warrants.
  • Subdivision plats, condominium plats, and other real-property instruments.
  • Recorded marriage licenses, declarations of domicile, and military discharge records.
  • Instrument number, book/page, document search, name search, and record-date searches.

Official recordsFlagler County Official Records Search

After opening this link:

  1. Choose the search type that matches what you have: name, document, case number, book/page, parcel ID, record date range, or instrument number.
  2. For deeds and mortgages, search both grantor and grantee names when the first result is not clear.
  3. Confirm the instrument number, recorded date, book/page, document type, and party names before ordering copies.
  4. Use possible spelling variations of names because the official search system advises broader name checks.
  5. Contact Official Records at 386-313-4360 if the document cannot be found online or if certification is needed.
Practical example: search Court Records if you need the eviction case docket. Search Official Records if you need a recorded deed, lien, mortgage, satisfaction, or notice of commencement connected to a property.

Request Flagler County Records, Copies, Redactions, and Historical Files

The Clerk is the custodian of many records and maintains closed court files for Circuit Civil, County Civil, Small Claims, Juvenile, Probate, Circuit Criminal, County Criminal, and Traffic matters. Permanent records such as court dockets, Official Records, and financial documents are imaged for archival purposes.

Flagler County early governmental records dating back to 1917 are also maintained through the Clerk’s Records Management Division and may include probate records, court records, journals, marriage licenses, tax records, and County Commission meeting books.

Records managementFlagler County Records Management

After opening this link:

  1. Review whether your record is a closed court file, historical government record, Official Record, or current case file.
  2. Prepare the case number, party name, date range, record type, and division before requesting a search.
  3. Remember that record searches may be charged by year and name when no exact case number is provided.
  4. Ask whether you need a plain copy, certified copy, or exemplified/authenticated document before ordering.
  5. For redaction requests, specify the case number, document title, and page number containing the sensitive number.
Search fee $2.00 per year per name when clerks in Records search upon request.
Copy fee $1.00 per page for many public-record copies.
Certification fee $2.00 per document for certification.
Redaction request Written requests may be used to remove Social Security numbers or complete bank/card numbers from court document images when the law allows.
Privacy warning: people preparing or filing court documents should not include Social Security numbers or complete bank, debit, charge, or credit card numbers unless required by law, court rule, or necessary to the case.

Flagler County Clerk Court Services: Civil, Criminal, Family, Probate, Juvenile, and Forms

The Clerk supports multiple court divisions, and each division has different filing rules, fees, contacts, and public-access limits. Use the division pages and official forms before filing or calling so your request goes to the correct department.

Circuit civil Cases over $50,000, real property title and boundary disputes, injunctions, product liability, declaratory judgments, mortgage foreclosures, negligence, professional malpractice, contracts, and eminent domain.
County civil County civil claims from $8,000.01 to $50,000, evictions, declaratory judgments, foreclosure of mortgages, negligence, breach of contract, and damages cases.
Family law Dissolution of marriage, annulment, paternity, child support, custody/access matters, adoption, name change, domestic violence, repeat violence, enforcement, and modification proceedings.
Probate and guardianship Estate administration, wills, guardianship, mental-health matters, certified copies, and court files with access restrictions where applicable.
Criminal and traffic Felony, misdemeanor, criminal traffic, civil traffic, fines, fees, dispositions, payment plans, and court appearance information.
Forms The Clerk provides form categories for County Civil, Evictions, Small Claims, Traffic, Official Records, Recording, and Jury.

Official courtsFlagler County Clerk Courts Division

After opening this link:

  1. Select the correct court division before reading fees or forms.
  2. For civil matters, compare Circuit Civil and County Civil based on the claim amount and case type.
  3. Use the division phone number or email listed for case-specific questions.
  4. Access public computers on the second floor if you need help reviewing filed civil or county case information.
  5. Do not ask Clerk staff to choose legal strategy, select forms for you, or tell you what to say in court.

Official formsFlagler County Clerk Forms

After opening this link:

  1. Choose the correct form group, such as County Civil, Evictions, Small Claims, Traffic, Official Records, Recording, or Jury.
  2. Download the form packet that matches your exact case or record task.
  3. Read the instructions before signing, notarizing, filing, or serving documents.
  4. Check the filing fee page before bringing or mailing payment.

Traffic Tickets, Court Payments, Child Support, and Payment Plans

Flagler County traffic citations generally must be paid or acted on within 30 calendar days of the citation issue date. Late action can lead to additional fees, delinquency, or driver-license suspension.

The Clerk payment portal can be used for traffic tickets, child support payments, payment plan payments, court case payments, and Official Records payments. Phone and online payments may include a convenience fee.

Payment portalFlagler County Clerk Payment Portal

After opening this link:

  1. Select the correct payment type: Traffic Ticket, Child Support, Payment Plan, Court Case Payment, or Official Records.
  2. Enter the requested case number, citation number, name, or payment identifier.
  3. Review whether a court appearance, proof requirement, or document upload is required before paying.
  4. Check the convenience fee before submitting card or online payment.
  5. Save the receipt and confirm whether any driver-license clearance or school-completion proof still needs to be submitted.

Traffic informationFlagler County Traffic Tickets

After opening this link:

  1. Read the 30-calendar-day payment or election deadline.
  2. Check whether your citation requires a mandatory court appearance or proof of registration, insurance, license, or equipment repair.
  3. If paying online or by phone, confirm that the citation is eligible for remote payment.
  4. If electing driver improvement school, file the required affidavit and pay within the deadline.
  5. Submit proof of school completion within the allowed time after election.
Traffic division phone 386-313-4353.
Phone payment line 855-895-8060.
Mail payment address Clerk of Courts, Attn: Central Receipting, Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Building 1, Bunnell, FL 32110.
In-person payment window Central Receipting Window, first floor, Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, generally 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Marriage Licenses, Ceremonies, and Recorded Marriage Copies

Marriage licenses are filed in the Official Records Division of the Clerk’s Office. Couples must personally come to the Recording Division, and valid photo ID is required. The Clerk also provides a marriage-license application option online to shorten the in-office process.

Florida marriage licenses are valid for 60 days from issuance and may be used anywhere in Florida. The completed license must be returned to the Clerk’s Office for recording within 10 days after the ceremony.

Marriage license fee $86.00.
With premarital course $61.00 when the required course certificate applies.
Clerk ceremony $30.00.
Application hours Couples may apply in the Recording Division between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Waiting period A 3-day waiting period applies if the premarital course has not been completed; non-Florida residents are exempt.
Certified copy One complimentary certified copy is included with the marriage-license fee; additional certified copies are listed at $3.00 each.

Marriage licensesFlagler County Marriage Licenses

After opening this link:

  1. Review the marriage-license fee, premarital course discount, waiting period, and ceremony fee.
  2. Complete the online marriage application if you want to shorten the office visit.
  3. Both applicants should appear in person at the Recording Division with valid photo ID.
  4. Read the Florida Bar Family Law Handbook before signing the required affidavit.
  5. Bring the original premarital course certificate if using the reduced fee and waiting-period waiver.
  6. After the ceremony, make sure the signed license is returned to the Clerk for recording within 10 days.

Foreclosure Sales, Tax Deeds, Recording Notifications, and Value Adjustment Board

The Flagler County Clerk also supports online public sales, tax deed processing, recording notifications, and Value Adjustment Board records. These services are separate from a normal case-search request, so use the specific official tool for the task.

Foreclosure sales Foreclosure auctions are handled online, with sales commonly scheduled at 11:00 a.m. through the official online auction site.
Tax deeds The Tax Deeds division can help with tax-deed sale questions and recorded tax deed processing.
Recording notifications Property owners can sign up for alerts when documents are recorded in a monitored name.
Value Adjustment Board Use the Clerk’s VAB link for property assessment appeal records, petitions, and hearing-related information.

Public salesFlagler County Public Sales

After opening this link:

  1. Choose Foreclosure Sales or Tax Deed Sales based on the sale type.
  2. Read the deposit, bidding, payment, and cancellation rules before bidding.
  3. Search the court case or Official Records document before relying on the sale page alone.
  4. Confirm all deadlines because final payment and deposits can be time-sensitive.

Recording alertsFlagler County Recording Notifications

After opening this link:

  1. Enter the name you want monitored in the Official Records system.
  2. Use an email address you check regularly.
  3. Confirm registration if the system sends a verification message.
  4. If you receive an alert, open Official Records Search and review the recorded document carefully.
  5. Contact law enforcement or legal counsel if you suspect deed fraud or unauthorized recording.

Common Flagler County Clerk Fees and Cost Planning

Fees can change and may depend on case type, claim amount, page count, certification type, recording requirements, postage, sheriff service, and whether a payment is online, by phone, mailed, or in person.

$1.00 Copy of many public records, per standard page.
$2.00 Certification of copies, per document.
$2.00 Record search fee, per year’s search.
$7.00 Exemplified certificate or authenticated certificate.
$42.00 Sealing any court file or expungement of record.
$55.00 Small claims filing from $1 to $100.
$300.00 Small claims filing from $2,501 to $8,000.
$408.00 Dissolution of marriage filing fee listed under Family Law.
$86.00 Marriage license fee.
$61.00 Marriage license with premarital course certificate.
$30.00 Marriage ceremony performed by the Clerk.
$25.00 One-time payment plan setup in lieu of monthly payment.

Court feesFlagler County Clerk Filing Fees

After opening this link:

  1. Find the correct category: Circuit Civil, Family Law, County Court, Probate, Appellate, or Miscellaneous.
  2. Check whether the fee depends on claim amount, case type, page count, summons, recording, or reopening status.
  3. Confirm whether sheriff service, postage, auction, registry, or payment-plan fees apply separately.
  4. For copies, add page count plus certification fee if you need a certified copy.
  5. Call the correct division if the fee total is unclear before mailing payment.

Recording feesFlagler County Recording Information and Fees

After opening this link:

  1. Review the reserved-space, name/address, witness, notary, preparer, and legal-description requirements before recording.
  2. Use the fee schedule or fee calculator to estimate recording charges, documentary stamps, and intangible tax when applicable.
  3. Make checks payable to Clerk of Court if mailing a record for recording.
  4. Do not highlight text on documents because highlighted areas may scan poorly or appear black.

Jury Duty, Daily Docket, Forms, and Court-Date Checks

Jury service, docket information, and court schedules should be handled through the Clerk and court tools, not by guessing from old paperwork. Always compare online results with your summons, notice, or official court order.

Jury serviceFlagler County Jury Duty

After opening this link:

  1. Read the juror qualifications, exemptions, and reporting instructions.
  2. Use the Jury Response link if you need to respond online to a summons.
  3. Have your summons information ready before contacting the Jury Division.
  4. Confirm your reporting date and location before traveling to the courthouse.
  5. Watch for jury-duty scam warnings and never pay a caller who threatens arrest for missed jury duty.

Jury responseFlagler County Jury eResponse

After opening this link:

  1. Enter the Candidate ID from your summons.
  2. Enter your date of birth as requested by the portal.
  3. Follow the prompts for qualification, contact details, excusal, or postponement if available.
  4. Save or print confirmation after submitting your response.

Daily docketFlagler County Clerk Daily Docket Link

After opening this link:

  1. Use the homepage shortcut labeled Daily Docket.
  2. Review the date, time, courtroom, judge, case number, and hearing type.
  3. Use Court Records Search for docket history and document information.
  4. Call the correct division if your hearing information conflicts with a written court notice.

Before You Search, File, Pay, or Visit

A little preparation can prevent a wasted trip or a rejected filing. Before using the Clerk’s office, identify your record type and gather the exact numbers or names connected with the request.

For court cases Case number, party name, citation number, court type, case type, date opened, date closed, and case status.
For Official Records Instrument number, book/page, record date, party name, parcel ID, document type, grantor, or grantee.
For copies Plain copy or certified copy, page count if known, record type, delivery method, and receiving-agency requirement.
For payments Case number, citation number, amount due, due date, whether a court appearance is required, and payment-plan status.
For marriage license Valid photo ID, personal information, prior marriage end date if applicable, course certificate if using the discount, and ceremony plan.
For filing Correct form packet, filing fee, summons fee, service instructions, copies, notarization, and e-filing requirements when applicable.
Legal-help limit: Clerk staff can explain procedures and public-record access, but they cannot give legal advice, choose forms for you, complete your forms, or tell you what to argue in court.

Official Flagler County Clerk Links Used in This Guide

Use these official links for the most current case-search tools, records instructions, fees, payment options, contact details, public sales, jury service, and marriage-license requirements.

Flagler County Clerk Official Website Court Records Search Court Records Information Official Records Search Official Records Information Records Management Departmental Directory Courts Division Filing Fees Payment Portal Traffic Tickets Jury Duty Forms Marriage Licenses Public Sales

Privacy, Accuracy, and Legal Use Notice

Public access does not mean every Flagler County record is online or legally usable for every purpose. Some records may be sealed, confidential, exempt, redacted, delayed, archived, or available only through registered access or an in-person request.

This page is an independent informational guide and is not the official Flagler County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller website. It is not legal advice and it is not a consumer reporting agency.

FCRA warning: do not use this guide or any linked public-record search for employment screening, tenant screening, credit eligibility, insurance eligibility, or any Fair Credit Reporting Act purpose. Verify record accuracy and permitted use directly with the official Clerk, the court, or a qualified attorney.

Flagler County Clerk of Court FAQs

1. How do I search Flagler County court records online?

Use the official Flagler County Court Records Search. You can search by name, case number, citation number, date opened, date closed, court type, case type, and case status where the system allows.

2. What is the official Flagler County Clerk of Court website?

The official website is flaglerclerk.gov. It belongs to the Flagler County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller and links to Court Records, Daily Docket, Official Records, Board Records, Jury Response, Pay Online, Historic Records, Recording Notifications, Value Adjustment Board, Court Postings, Marriage Kiosk, Bookings, and NOC Requests.

3. Where is the Flagler County Clerk of Court located?

The Clerk is located at the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center, 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Building 1, Bunnell, FL 32110. The general directory number is 386-313-4400.

4. What is the difference between Flagler County court records and Official Records?

Court Records are case files such as civil, criminal, traffic, probate, family, and small claims matters. Official Records are recorded documents such as deeds, mortgages, liens, notices of commencement, plats, judgments, and recorded marriage licenses.

5. Where do I search Flagler County deeds and mortgages?

Search deeds, mortgages, liens, satisfactions, plats, notices of commencement, and similar recorded documents through the Flagler County Official Records Search, not the court case search system.

6. How much are Flagler County record copies?

Common listed fees include $1.00 per page for many public-record copies, $2.00 per document for certification, and $2.00 per year per name for certain records searches. Confirm the current fee before ordering.

7. Can I request redaction of sensitive numbers in a Flagler County court document?

Yes. A written request may be used to ask the Clerk to remove a Social Security number or complete bank, debit, charge, or credit card number from an image or copy of a court document. The request should identify the case number, document title, and page number.

8. Can I pay a Flagler County traffic ticket online?

Yes, eligible Flagler County traffic tickets can be paid through the Clerk’s payment portal. Some citations cannot be paid online, including matters requiring a mandatory court appearance or proof of registration, insurance, license, or faulty-equipment correction.

9. Does the Flagler County Clerk handle marriage licenses?

Yes. Marriage licenses are filed in the Official Records Division. Couples must appear in person with valid photo ID, and the Clerk lists marriage license, premarital course discount, ceremony, and certified-copy fee information on the official marriage-license page.

10. Is this page the official Flagler County Clerk website?

No. This is an independent guide. For official case lookup, records requests, certified copies, payments, traffic tickets, jury service, marriage licenses, Google Map directions, fees, and service updates, use the official Flagler County Clerk links included above.

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