The Orange County Clerk of Court holds over sixty-seven million digital court records, along with millions of paper documents belonging to Ninth Judicial Circuit Court. My eClerk site manages the records and acts as Information Hub for the Justice System. It also delivers online access for millions of these court records to those who want to search for Orange County Court records. To search for Orange County Court records, click here.

The clerk of court strives to keep the court documents and deliver worldwide access to the community. The clerk also provides access to associated services with integrity and transparency. The court is a prominent organization which heightens its customer’s experience, as well as leverages technology, and promotes community relationships all via an involved workforce.

Court Information / Orange County Court Records

Clients head to the clerk of court to pay criminal or traffic fines, contest or initiate some kind of civil case, engage in probate matters, and pay their child support bills. The clerk of court also assists clients in filing domestic violence rulings and seeking assistance for a loved one who has substance abuse or mental health problems. Further, the clerk alsotakes and processes applications for passports, as well as issues marriage licenses. In addition, the clerk of court can do weddings for couples.  

Several of the customer services provided by the court, such as paying a traffic ticket or looking up a court case, are possible to do online. Whenever that cannot be done, the court supplies convenient places all over the county and permits payments at Amscot locations. In addition, the court makes it possible to obtain Orange Count Court records. To search for Orange County Court records, click here.

Courthouse Address, Hours, and Services

Address:

425 N. Orange Ave.
Orlando, FL 32801

Hours:

M-F 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Services:

You can get certified copies of court documents, do name changes, get a copy of your marriage license, or record a guardianship. Also, the court can process small claims, evictions, wills, as well as handle mental health cases, substance abuse cases, and foreclosures. Additionally, the court has a self-help center, handles traffic court, and allows customers to pay for traffic tickets and make criminal payments. And the courthouse runs a collections court, as well as process driver’s license reinstatements, sealing & expungements, do passport paperwork, along with handling all that’s necessary for marriage licenses and getting married, child support, etc.

Apopka Branch

Address:

1111 N. Rock Springs Rd.
Apopka, Florida 32712

Hours:

M-F 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Services:

The Apopka branch of the court handles small claims cases, evictions, driver’s license reinstatements, as well as run traffic court and payment for the traffic tickets. This branch also process passports, marriage licenses, criminal payments, etc.

Ocoee Branch

Address:

475 Story Rd.|
Ocoee, FL 34761

Hours:

M-F 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Services:

The Ocoee branch of the court handles small claims cases, as well as driver’s license reinstatements, eviction issues, and process passport applications. This branch also runs traffic court and the payment for the traffic tickets and criminal payments, along with processing marriage licenses and even doing the weddings afterward if desired, etc.

Winter Park Branch

Address:

450 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL 32792

Hours:

M-F 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m

Services:

The Winter Park Branch of the court handles small claims cases. The branch also handles driver’s license reinstatements, eviction issues, process passport applications, and holds traffic court. Payment for criminal cases and traffic tickets may also be made at this branch. In addition, the branch offers marriage license services and wedding ceremonies.

Juvenile Division

Address:

2000 E. Michigan St.
Orlando, FL 32806

Hours:

M-F 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Services:

The Juvenile Division manages juvenile delinquency as well as juvenile dependency cases which apply to children less than 18 years old.

Orange County Court Records

The court provides access to Orange County Court records through its website. To search Orange County Court records, click here.

About the County / Orange County Court Records

The county is situated in the central part of Florida and is home to the Orange County Clerk of Court. The population was 1,429,908, as of the 2020 US census, making it Florida’s 5th most populated county. Orlando is the county seat. The county is the central county of the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area. The US Census Bureau reported that there is a total area of 1,003 square miles in Orange County; 903 square miles of this is land, and 100 square miles of this is water.

The land which makes up the county was a part of the 1st land to appear from under the Early Oligocene sea 33.9–28.4 million years ago. It was called Orange Island. Rock Spring in the county is a Pleistocene fossil yielding location, which has produced a huge amount of mammals and birds, to include giant sloths, mammoths, camels, and dire wolves dating about 1.1 million years ago.

The county is also home to a court, which provides access to Orange County Court records electronically. To search for Orange County Court records, click here.

Inmate Search / Orange County Court Records

In addition to being home to a court, where it is possible to search for Orange County Court records here, the county is home to a local jail. To search for local inmates, click here.