Access Laurens County Court Records
Laurens County court records are maintained by the Superior Court Clerk in Dublin, Georgia, the county seat. This page explains how to search Laurens County court records through Georgia's statewide platforms and the Dublin courthouse, covering civil case filings, criminal dockets, real estate documents, and other materials held by the clerk's office.
Laurens County Quick Facts
Laurens County Superior Court Clerk
The Superior Court Clerk in Dublin serves as the official custodian of Laurens County court records. The clerk's office maintains all filings for civil cases, felony criminal proceedings, domestic relations matters, and real estate documents. Laurens County is the most populous county in the Dublin judicial circuit, and the clerk's office handles a significant volume of cases each year.
The Dublin courthouse is open to the public on regular weekdays for in-person record requests. Staff will search the case index by name, case number, or filing year. It helps to bring as much identifying information as you can when you visit. For archived records, calling ahead lets staff prepare materials before your arrival and can cut down wait times considerably.
The Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority Find My Clerk directory lists current contact information for the Laurens County clerk, including the Dublin courthouse address, phone number, and office hours.
Search Laurens County Court Records Online
The GSCCCA search portal is the main statewide tool for searching Laurens County court records online. It covers all 159 Georgia counties and indexes real estate documents, UCC filings, and civil case data going back many years. Index searches are free, and the portal is a reliable first stop for property-related records and civil case indexes filed with the Dublin clerk.
The image below shows the Georgia Judicial Gateway, the statewide portal that connects Georgia residents to court resources including links to county-level services for Laurens County.
The Judicial Gateway is useful for understanding how Laurens County's court structure works and finding the right office for a specific type of case or record.
For case documents filed since 2005, PeachCourt provides online access to superior court filings. Search Laurens County cases by party name or case number and download documents for $0.50 per page. This is the fastest way to pull recent civil and criminal filings without making a trip to Dublin.
Laurens County may be among the counties covered by re:SearchGA, the Tyler Technologies court portal that provides enhanced case access for participating counties. Check the portal to see if Laurens is included, as coverage continues to grow across Georgia.
Types of Laurens County Court Records
Laurens County Superior Court handles felony criminal cases, civil disputes above the magistrate limit, divorce and family law matters, equity proceedings, and real property cases. All filings for these case types are maintained by the Superior Court Clerk in Dublin. Under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70, most court records are open to the public.
Real estate records make up a large and frequently searched portion of what the clerk manages. Deeds, mortgages, liens, and plats recorded in Laurens County are indexed in the GSCCCA system. Property searches through GSCCCA are a common starting point for buyers, sellers, attorneys, and title companies working in the Dublin area.
Restricted records include juvenile court filings, sealed orders, and other documents protected by state law. Magistrate court records are kept separate from superior court files. If you need a small claims case or ordinance matter, contact the magistrate court clerk in Dublin rather than the Superior Court Clerk. The two offices are distinct.
Requesting Laurens County Court Records by Mail or In Person
For records not available online, visit the Dublin courthouse during regular weekday hours. Bring identifying information: the party's full name, an approximate filing year, and the case type if known. Staff will search the index and retrieve the file. Certified copies are available for a per-page fee set by Georgia law.
Mail requests are an option for those who can't travel to Dublin. Write a description of the record you need, include your return address, and send payment for copy fees. Call the clerk's office first to confirm the fee schedule and how to send payment. Plain copies and certified copies have different rates.
FANS, eCertification, and Other Laurens County Tools
The FANS notification system from GSCCCA lets you set up free email alerts when new filings appear for a name or property you track in Laurens County. This is useful for monitoring active cases, tracking real estate transactions, or watching for new filings tied to a specific party without manually checking the portal.
The screenshot below shows the PeachCourt portal, Georgia's e-filing system and public access tool, which gives users access to Laurens County superior court case documents filed since 2005.
GSCCCA's eCertification portal lets you order certified copies of certain court and real estate documents online without traveling to Dublin. Check the portal to see which document types are available for Laurens County before assuming you need to visit in person.
Nearby Counties
Laurens County is in central Georgia and is bordered by several counties. Each has its own Superior Court Clerk and courthouse.