pinellas county public court records: a practical overview

pinellas county public court records are maintained by the Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller, with most searches handled online. These records cover proceedings in county and circuit courts, letting you review case activity before ordering certified copies when needed.

What you can find

Available details vary by case, but you can usually see docket entries, party names, events, and basic filings. Sensitive data is redacted under Florida law.

• Civil, criminal, traffic, family, and probate case indexes
• Register of actions and docket PDFs when available
• Hearing dates and outcomes
• Case numbers, division, and judge assignment
• Options to request certified documents

How to search effectively

Try the exact case number (e.g., 2024-CF-xxxxx), or search by party name with a date range. Use filters for division or status, and verify spellings; a middle initial often helps.

Access limits and next steps

Juvenile, mental health, sealed, or expunged matters are restricted. Social Security numbers and contact details are removed. For official use, order certified copies, expect fees, and keep the docket as your timeline. If records seem incomplete, contact the Clerk or visit a public terminal for assistance.