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The Clerk provides convenient online access to court documents. To ensure confidentiality of private information, the Clerk follows the Access Security Matrix designed by the Florida Supreme Court. The matrix outlines 14 levels of access to view online court records and documents in accordance with Florida’s public records laws.
Not all court records maintained by the Clerk are available through this online viewing system. Many cases opened prior to 2004 may only be available through our Records Request System service.
Records & Case Information Request System
For questions on your case or to request for Support Pay Histories and Case Statistical and Court Registry Balance Reports.
Confidential Records
Protecting confidential and sensitive information remains a top priority of the Clerk’s office. Therefore, a Viewable on Request (VOR) submission may be required before the release of a document.
Not all of personal information is considered confidential. View the Confidentiality List to find out what falls under Florida Rule 2.420(d).
The Florida Supreme Court also outlines which cases are confidential and exempt from public record, such as juvenile and adoption cases.
Judicial Automated Calendaring System
The Lee County Judiciary provides attorneys access to the Judicial Automated Calendaring System to schedule civil hearings.
Additional Calendaring Information
The Clerk makes every effort to ensure you are able to access the information you need. Our website is designed to be compatible with all current versions of major browsers, operating systems and hardware. However, due to the many brands of personal computers and combinations of software available, it is possible that some users will have difficulty accessing some of the data. To report your technology related issue, please email us at DoITServiceDesk@LeeClerk.org
Viewing Civil Traffic and Parking Ticket Cases
Civil Traffic (case type TR) and Parking Infraction (case type PT) are removed from website when they meet retention requirements. Pursuant to Florida Rule of Judicial Administration 2.430, these case types have a 60-day retention following a one-year audit period. The cases we no longer display are those which are closed, reflect a final action, have met all financial obligations, and the last docket entry met the 14-month (426 day) timeframe.
Once this timeframe has been met, we no longer have the document images in our case management system. However, a copy of the case summary/progress docket can be requested through the Record
Request Tracking System. There is no cost for an electronic copy of the summary/docket.
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