Claiborne Parish Court Docket Search
Claiborne Parish court docket records are kept by the Clerk of Court in Homer, serving the 2nd Judicial District alongside Bienville and Jackson parishes. Civil, criminal, family, and property records are all part of the public court docket you can access through the clerk's office or online through Clerk Connect.
Claiborne Parish Quick Facts
Claiborne Parish Clerk of Court
Hon. Brian M. Flynn is the Clerk of Court for Claiborne Parish. His office at the Homer courthouse maintains the official court docket for the 2nd Judicial District and records all civil suits, criminal filings, family cases, mortgages, and property conveyances for Claiborne Parish. The clerk also issues marriage licenses and handles notarial acts.
| Clerk of Court | Hon. Brian M. Flynn |
|---|---|
| Address | 512 E. Main St., Homer, LA 71040 Mailing: P.O. Box 330, Homer, LA 71040 |
| Phone | (318) 927-9601 |
| Fax | (318) 927-2345 |
| claib212@bellsouth.net | |
| Hours | Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM |
The Clerk of Court can be reached by email at claib212@bellsouth.net for general inquiries. Online access to the Claiborne Parish court docket is available through Clerk Connect, shown below.
The Clerk Connect portal is the primary online access point for searching Claiborne Parish court docket records.
Clerk Connect supports civil, criminal, land, and property record searches across Louisiana parishes, including Claiborne.
How to Search Claiborne Parish Court Dockets
Claiborne Parish offers online court docket access through Clerk Connect. This subscription-based portal lets you search civil, criminal, and property records from a computer or device. A paid account is required for full document access.
In-person research is also available. Visit the clerk's office at 512 E. Main St. in Homer during business hours. Bring a party name, case number, or approximate filing date. Staff can search paper records and microfilm for cases that predate digital filing.
Mail requests go to P.O. Box 330, Homer, LA 71040. Written requests should describe the case clearly. Include your contact information and payment for any copies you want returned. Cash and check are commonly accepted; call to confirm payment methods before sending.
Claiborne Parish Court Docket Record Types
The Claiborne Parish court docket covers cases from the 2nd Judicial District. Civil records include lawsuits, contract claims, and property disputes. Criminal records span felony charges and misdemeanor cases filed by the state. Family court records include divorce proceedings, child custody arrangements, and adoption matters.
The clerk also holds probate and succession records for estates. Property records include acts of sale, mortgage filings, and judgment liens. Notarial acts and UCC filings are recorded here as well. Traffic violations heard in the district court are part of the docket too.
- Civil suits and money judgments
- Criminal filings (felony and misdemeanor)
- Family and domestic relations cases
- Probate and succession records
- Mortgage and conveyance documents
- UCC filings and notarial acts
Online Court Docket Access for Claiborne Parish
Clerk Connect is the online portal for Claiborne Parish court docket records. It is a subscription service that gives access to civil, criminal, and property records. You can search by name, case number, or document type. Subscriber accounts allow you to view and print case documents remotely.
The eClerks LA portal may also offer partial coverage for Claiborne Parish records. Check both systems if you are not finding what you need in one. eClerks LA runs best in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
For very old records that have not been digitized, the clerk's office remains the only option. Call (318) 927-9601 to ask what years are in the online systems before you search.
Public Records Access in Claiborne Parish
Under La. R.S. § 44:32, the custodian must allow any person 18 or older to inspect public records without giving a reason. Inspection is free during office hours. Copy fees are typically $0.50 to $1.00 per page.
Not all records are open. Juvenile files are sealed by the Children's Code. Adoption records, sealed orders, mental health records, and grand jury materials are also restricted. If a record falls into one of these categories, the clerk's office will let you know it cannot be released.
The Louisiana Secretary of State clerk directory lists all parish clerks and their current contact information, including Claiborne Parish.
Legal Help Resources
Free guidance on how to use the court docket system is available at Louisiana Law Help. The site explains what records clerks keep and how to request them in plain language.
For attorney referrals, the Louisiana State Bar Association has a referral program. The Second Circuit Court of Appeal in Shreveport handles appeals from Claiborne Parish. The Louisiana Supreme Court website also has court forms and self-help tools.
Cities in Claiborne Parish
Homer is the parish seat and courthouse location for Claiborne Parish. Haynesville and Homer are the main communities. All Claiborne Parish residents file court cases and access court docket records through the clerk's office in Homer.
Nearby Parishes
Claiborne Parish is in northwest Louisiana. These adjoining parishes each maintain their own separate court docket records and clerks of court.