Glascock County Court Records

Glascock County court records are filed with the Superior Court Clerk in Gibson, Georgia, one of the smallest county seats in the state. This page explains how to find Glascock County court records online, by mail, or in person at the courthouse, covering civil filings, criminal case data, and recorded documents held by the clerk's office.

Glascock County Superior Court Clerk

Glascock County is one of the least populous counties in Georgia, and the Superior Court Clerk in Gibson handles a relatively small volume of filings compared to larger counties. That can actually make searches easier - the clerk's office in Gibson can often locate records quickly and is generally responsive to both phone and in-person requests.

The clerk maintains civil case filings, criminal records from superior court, real estate deeds, and other documents required under Georgia law. In-person visits work best for older records that may not be in a digital system. Bring the full name of the party, the approximate year, and any case number you have.

Current contact details for the Glascock County Superior Court Clerk - including the direct phone number and mailing address in Gibson - are in the GSCCCA Find My Clerk directory. That directory lists every Georgia county clerk and is kept current.

Online Tools for Glascock County Court Records

The GSCCCA search portal covers all 159 Georgia counties including Glascock. Real estate records, UCC filings, and court index data are searchable through that portal for a monthly subscription fee of $14.95 standard or $29.95 premium. Printed pages run $0.50 each. This is the most reliable online tool for Glascock County real estate and lien searches.

The image below shows the GSCCCA main site, which is the gateway to Georgia's statewide document search system used by title companies, attorneys, and the general public.

From that homepage you can access the search tools, manage subscriptions, and find links to county-specific resources including Glascock County's recorded documents.

For case filings since 2005, PeachCourt is the official Georgia platform for case access and e-filing. You can search by party name or case number and download documents at $0.50 per page. PeachCourt support is available at 844-GA-EFILE. Given the low filing volume in Glascock County, many older records may still be paper-only and available only through the clerk's office in Gibson.

Glascock County Court Records by Type

Superior court handles the main categories of Glascock County court records: felony criminal matters, civil disputes, domestic relations cases including divorce, and real property filings. Magistrate court handles small claims and county ordinance violations, with those records held separately from the superior court files.

Most Glascock County court records are public under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70. Juvenile records, sealed filings, and certain sensitive documents are exempt from public inspection under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-72. The clerk will explain if access to a specific record is restricted.

Requesting Glascock County Records by Mail or In Person

Because Glascock County is small, in-person visits to the Gibson courthouse are often the most practical route, especially for older records not yet digitized. For mail requests, include a written description of what you need, your contact information, and payment for any fees. Call the clerk's office first to confirm the current rates.

For free case alerts on active Glascock County filings, sign up for the FANS notification service. It covers all Georgia counties and sends email alerts when new documents are filed in cases you follow. The Georgia Judicial Gateway is also useful for identifying which court has jurisdiction over a specific matter in Glascock County.

Cities in Glascock County

No cities in Glascock County exceed the population threshold for individual city pages. All court filings in Glascock County go through the Superior Court Clerk in Gibson.

Nearby Counties

Glascock County is bordered by four counties in east-central Georgia, each with its own court records system.