What is the ePortal?
The Electronic Portal, or ePortal, is a website that provides electronic filing (eFiling) and recording (eRecording) capability to users with a single statewide login at www.myflcourtaccess.com.
Archives: FAQs
Why do I have to put money in the registry of the court at the time of filing an emergency replevin?
This type of replevin is considered a prejudgment writ of replevin. Section 78.068(3), Florida Statutes, requires that the Petitioner post a bond in the amount of twice the value of the goods subject to the writ or twice the balance remaining due and owing, whichever is less as determined by the Court, as security for …
How can I recover my property from a person who refuses to return it?
A replevin action is used for resolving civil disputes involving personal property. This process allows an individual to recover property which another person refuses to return. Before filing a complaint, a person must know where the property is located. For personal property valued at $50,000 or less, you can download the forms for filing a replevin in …
What are my rights as a tenant or a landlord?
You may wish to seek the assistance of an attorney for these matters, or research the statutes online.
Are there resources for tenants?
The Florida Bar has provided resources for tenants on its website. A guided interview tutorial is available to help tenants create an eviction response.
When are recently-filed documents available for viewing?
Once our office has processed the document (normally within 2-3 business days), you should be able to view the document if you are otherwise allowed to do so.
Where can I view the case status and date of disposition?
Once you search a case, the status of the case will display in the returned results. To view more information, open the case by clicking the case number. For criminal cases, click on the “Charges” tab to view the disposition date.
Can I view court documents if I come to the Clerk’s Office?
The Clerk’s Office provides publicly-available computers to view court records. Persons viewing court records using these computers are considered registered users for the purpose of viewing records.
Where can I find the balance due on my case?
Basic information concerning the balance due on a case is located under the “Fees” tab in the Court Records Search portal after you click to open the case. The Clerk’s Office does not track the restitution balance. NOTE: The balance listed may not reflect the total amount due on your case. Balances for criminal cases are …
If I have questions regarding the status of my request, who can I contact?
Generally, record requests are processed and the record is made available within 24-36 hours, excluding weekends and holidays. For questions concerning the status of a request, please contact: Circuit Civil – (352) 742-4148 County Civil – (352) 742-4145 Circuit Criminal-Felony – (352) 742-4126 County Criminal-Misdemeanor – (352) 742-4128 Domestic Relations / Child Support – (352) …