Transparency in government is one of the most important responsibilities of an elected official. That is why I am so excited to share with you the Orange County Clerk of Court's 2018 Report To The Citizens. The report includes important information on our commitment to enhance customer service and technology, improve access to justice, the financial health of this office, and expansion of services.  

The Self Help Center in Apopka is now open! The Clerk's Self Help Center provides legal assistance to Orange County citizens who do not have a private attorney. The Self Help Center assists with family law, small claims, and residential evictions. Services include attorney consultations, form completion assistance, and notary and copy services.

We have created an instructional video series called "Connect with the Clerk" to help answer frequently asked questions and provide step by step instructions on important Clerk of Courts topics in English and Spanish. Click here to learn more and see how you can Connect with the Clerk.

The Orange County Clerk of Courts is warning consumers about an email scam where recipients are sent fake notices and told to appear in court.

The emails, which are spoofed to look like official communication from the Florida Courts E-Filing Authority, tell recipients that they must appear in court the next day at a specified time. The emails instruct recipients to click on an attachment for more information on the court case and the location of the hearing.

The Orange County Clerk’s Office has reached another green milestone in its quest to move toward a more paperless environment. In August all courtrooms went file-less after 9^th Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Frederick Lauten gave final approval following a series of pilots to work out process issues.