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The Clermont County Clerk of Courts pledges to provide prompt, accurate and courteous service to the public and to the Court. We stand united in our commitment to ethically maintain the highest level of integrity and honesty in all of the work we perform.
Welcome to the case management system for the Clermont County Municipal Court and Common Pleas Courts. This site is provided as a service by the Clerk of Courts to facilitate easier public access to the court records.
The Clermont County Clerk of Courts is the elected official responsible for filing and maintaining every court document for all past and pending cases in the Clermont County Court system.
Common Pleas Court —deals with adult felonies, major civil cases (both injury and contract), foreclosures, real estate, injunctions. 270 East Main Street, Batavia, Ohio, 45103. Phone 513.732.7394. Domestic Relations Court —deals with divorce, dissolution, annulment, child support, parenting time, parental rights.
COURT DOCKETS, GRAND JURY REPORTS, AND OTHER DATA. COURT HOURS OF OPERATION: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, EXCEPT LEGAL HOLIDAYS. SCHEDULE OF COURT HOLIDAYS FOR 2024. People entering the Courthouse will no longer be required wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status.
BATAVIA, OH — Tim Rudd, Clerk of the Clermont County Municipal Court, announced today that his office is now accepting online credit card payments for fines and costs on traffic and criminal cases.
Welcome to the case management system for the Clermont County Municipal Court and Common Pleas Courts. This site is provided as a service by the Clerk of Courts to facilitate easier public access to the court records.
Common Pleas Court. The Court of Common Pleas is a general jurisdiction consisting of four divisions: Civil, Criminal, Domestic Relations and Appellate. The Court has jurisdiction over civil cases with a disputed monetary amount in excess of $15,000.00.
The Court consists of three full-time judges who are elected to six-year terms on a non-partisan ballot. To be eligible to be elected or appointed as a judge of the Court, a person must be a resident of Clermont County and an attorney with at least six years of experience in the practice of law.
MISSION STATEMENT OF THE CLERMONT COUNTY COURT OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS. Guided by the law and principles of equity, the Court works: To promote the care and support of children; To protect with dignity the victims of domestic violence; To resolve property disputes justly; and. To serve respectfully, efficiently, ably and with compassion.