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Questions about an official Sullivan County CCS, filed document, certified copy, balance, or court date belong with the Sullivan County Clerk or the court that holds the case. This private reference resource cannot retrieve or change court records. The contacts below separate case-record requests from transcript requests and city administrative records, helping each inquiry reach the office that maintains the original material.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This privately run resource cannot pull a docket, reset a hearing, seal or remove a case, issue a certified copy, accept a filing, or give legal advice.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Tonya Bedwell, Sullivan County Clerk, is the main local contact for Circuit and Superior Court CCS records, filed pleadings, orders received from the court, judgments, costs, payments, and copies. The Clerk's Office is in Room 304 at 100 Courthouse Square, Sullivan, Indiana 47882. Its mailing address is P.O. Box 370, Sullivan, IN 47882. Call (812) 268-4657. Posted hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

  • Public CCS or available document: search MyCase, then contact the Clerk if the record is missing or an official copy is needed.
  • Certified copy: identify the court, case number, document, and certification need; confirm the current fee before ordering.
  • Court date: read the newest CCS setting and confirm a critical date with the Clerk or the named court.
  • Transcript: contact the court reporter, who is the transcript custodian under the Sullivan local rule.
  • City or town document: ask the relevant municipal clerk for ordinances, meetings, utilities, or other administrative records.

The county's official Clerk page supplies the current office listing. No dedicated public Clerk email was located, and county and state sources differed on a fax number. Call first to verify a safe email, fax, or mail route. Do not send unnecessary sensitive information. The county Court Document Requests page had no working form or instructions during research, so direct contact is the dependable fallback.