This page helps with court records in Madison County, Indiana by pointing you to the official case search, local court resources, and the correct next step when an online result is not enough.
For online case lookup, Indiana’s Case Search - MyCase is the main public tool for non-confidential cases in Indiana courts that use the Odyssey case management system. For court-specific questions, the Circuit Court of Madison County is the local court contact.
Case Search - MyCase
Use Case Search - MyCase to search non-confidential court cases in Indiana courts that use Odyssey. You can search by case number, party name, or attorney.
- Case number, when you already know the exact case identifier.
- Party name, when searching by a person or business involved in the case.
- Attorney name, when searching through the Attorney tab.
After choosing the search type, use the court limit options to narrow results when appropriate.
- Select the Case, Name, or Attorney tab.
- Enter the available search information.
- Limit the court category if needed, such as Criminal & Citation, Civil, Family, Probate, Appellate, or Commercial.
- Review matching case results and note the court maintaining the record.
Madison County court pages
The Circuit Court of Madison County site provides local court information for Circuit Court Divisions 1-6, jury service, local rules, legal self-service resources, and current and past Indiana case search access.
The Indiana Judicial Branch also maintains a Madison County courts page with links for local rules, court case search, e-filing information, and court statistics.
Online record limits and official copies
MyCase is a public access service for court information, but electronic access is restricted by federal law, state law, court rules, and court orders. Not every record or document will be available online.
Online case information is not an official court record. If you need an official record of a court proceeding, request it directly from the court that maintains that record.
If a case result is missing, incomplete, or unclear, use the local court contact instead of relying only on the online display.
Self-service legal help
The Self-Service Legal Help page connects users with resources for civil legal assistance, legal terms, small claims information, and guidance for people representing themselves.
Madison County notes that court staff can provide general information about court rules, procedures, practices, hearing dates, available forms, and completeness checks for signatures, notarization, county name, and case number. Court staff cannot provide legal advice, choose a procedure for you, tell you what to say in court, speak to the judge for you, fill out forms for you, or explain the meaning of a court order.
Madison County court contact
Contact the local court directly for questions about jury duty, an upcoming court date, or getting a copy of a document in your case when it is not available online.
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Circuit Court of Madison County, 16 E 9th Street, Anderson, IN 46016
Phone: (765) 641-9503
Common questions
Where can I search Madison County court cases online?
Use Case Search - MyCase to search non-confidential cases in Indiana courts that use Odyssey. Search by case number, party name, or attorney.
Can I limit a MyCase search by case type?
Yes. MyCase includes court limit options such as Criminal & Citation, Civil, Family, Probate, Appellate, and Commercial.
Are MyCase results official court records?
No. Information displayed on MyCase is a public service and is not considered an official court record. Official court records must be obtained directly from the court maintaining the record.
Who should I contact for a Madison County hearing date or court document?
Contact the Circuit Court of Madison County for questions about an upcoming court date or a copy of a case document that is not available online.
Can court staff help me decide what to file?
No. Court staff can explain general procedures and provide factual case information, but they cannot give legal advice, recommend what you should do, or tell you what words to use in court papers.