This page helps users handle court records tasks in Hamilton County, Indiana, including online case searches, clerk record requests, court contacts, payments, and self-help resources.
Start with Case Search - MyCase for non-confidential Indiana court cases, and use the Hamilton County Clerk's Office when you need copies of documents or help with county-level court records.
Case Search - MyCase
Case Search - MyCase is the statewide online search for non-confidential cases in Indiana courts that use the Odyssey case management system.
You can search by one of these available search paths:
- Case number using the Case tab
- Party name using the Name tab
- Attorney using the Attorney tab
You may also limit the search by court category when that helps narrow results.
- Criminal & Citation
- Civil
- Family
- Probate
- Appellate
- Commercial
Important: Information shown on MyCase is not an official court record and may contain errors or omissions. Official records must be obtained directly from the court maintaining the record.
Hamilton County Clerk's Office record requests
The Hamilton County Clerk's Office is the record-keeper for county-level court cases, including civil, criminal, estates, guardianship, juvenile, and traffic ticket matters.
Use the Clerk's Record Request process when you need copies of documents related to immigration, marriage, divorce, expungements, estates, wills, or criminal records.
Small fees apply for this service. The form outlines fees, and actual fees are provided at the time of payment. Clerk staff cannot provide legal advice.
Court offices and local court information
The Hamilton County Courts page provides local court resources, court forms, jury resources, and links for common court-related tasks. It also directs users to MyCase for non-confidential case searches and to the Clerk's Record Request process for document copies.
For local court information, use the Hamilton County Courts page or the Indiana Judicial Branch Hamilton County page.
Court forms and legal self-help
Hamilton County provides court form information for matters such as requesting a public defender, waiving an initial hearing, and small estate affidavits. Additional help is available through the Legal Self-Help Center for eligible users and limited services for others.
The Court Forms page lists available forms and links to self-help resources. The Legal Self-Help Center can assist with selecting and completing certain court forms, e-filing, and limited referrals, but it does not provide legal advice or representation.
E-filing and online court services
Indiana provides statewide e-filing resources for users who need to file a court case electronically. The statewide page includes user guides, e-filing rules, provider information, tutorials, and support information.
For filing guidance, use the Indiana statewide e-filing resources. For broader statewide public records links, including online case search and document access information, use the Indiana Judicial Branch Public Records page.
Court costs, traffic tickets, and payments
Hamilton County lists payment options for criminal court costs, traffic tickets, judgments, copy fees, and child support. Criminal court costs may be paid through MyCase by searching for the case and selecting the payment option at the bottom of the case screen.
Traffic ticket payments are handled separately. Hamilton County says users should wait 14 days after receiving a ticket before paying to allow time for the ticket to be filed. Online traffic payments allow full payment only.
The payment options include:
| Payment type | Official route | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Criminal court costs | Make a Payment to the Clerk's Office | Search by case number, name, or attorney name through MyCase. |
| Traffic tickets | Traffic payment options | Full payment only online; in-person and mail options are listed. |
| Judgments and copy fees | PayGov through the Clerk's payment page | Call the Clerk's Office for other payment options. |
| Child support | Child Support information | Child support cannot be paid online. |
Hamilton County court records contacts
Use these contacts for court records, court administration, traffic payments, and self-help routing in Hamilton County.
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Hamilton County Clerk's Office, 1 Hamilton County Square Suite 106, Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: (317) 776-9629
Office hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Court filing hours: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday - Friday -
Hamilton County Courts, 1 Hamilton County Square Suite 313, Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: (317) 776-8589
Juror Info Line: (317) 776-8282 -
Traffic Violations Bureau, 1 Hamilton County Square Suite 292, Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: (317) 776-8584
Hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. -
Hamilton County Legal Self-Help Center, 1 Hamilton County Square Room 303, Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: (317) 776-8428
Mailing address: Court Administration Attention: Legal Self-Help Center, 1 Hamilton County Square Suite 313, Noblesville, IN 46060
Common questions
Where can I search Hamilton County court cases online?
Use MyCase to search non-confidential Indiana court cases by case number, party name, or attorney.
Are MyCase results official court records?
No. MyCase information is made available as a public service, but it is not an official court record. Official records must be obtained directly from the court maintaining the record.
Who provides copies of Hamilton County court documents?
The Hamilton County Clerk's Office provides copies of documents related to immigration, marriage, divorce, expungements, estates, wills, and criminal records through its record request process.
Can the Clerk's Office give legal advice?
No. Hamilton County Clerk staff cannot provide legal advice.
Who should I contact about jury duty or an upcoming court date?
Contact the local court directly. Hamilton County Court Administration lists court contacts and says users with questions about a specific court, including jury duty summons questions, should call that court directly.
How can I pay a Hamilton County traffic ticket?
Hamilton County says to wait 14 days after receiving a ticket before paying. Tickets may be paid in person, by mail with a money order or certified check, or online for full payment only.