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The information provided on and obtained from this site does not constitute the official record of King County Superior Court. This information is provided as a service to the general public, intended as a means to provide transparency and more equitable access to public court records.
The information may be subject to errors or omissions, and it may take up to 3 court days from a receipt of filing or court hearing for information to be available online. To obtain an official certified record of the court, please view the Clerk’s Access to Case Records webpage to learn how to request records or specific documents in person, online or by mail.
If you decide to continue and enter the KC-Script portal, you acknowledge and agree that neither the King County Superior Court, Clerk’s Office nor King County are liable in any way whatsoever for the accuracy or validity of the information provided.
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To view accessible superior court case information use one of the search options (available in the black menu bar above):
Access to Superior Court records is defined by federal law, state law, court rule, and / or case law. For more information, please read the Washington Court's Access to Court Records Brochure.
Case types accessible through this portal are most: (1) Criminal, (2) Civil, (3, 4) Family Law, and (8) Juvenile Offender. Other records include: Will Repository submissions, Land Title Registration, Search Warrant and General Orders.
For additional information about other case and records access options, go to the Clerk’s Access to Case Records webpage.
Case documents cannot be viewed or e-filed through this KC-SCRIPT records access portal.
View or e-File Documents- To view accessible case documents online, go to the Clerk’s ECR Online webpage
- To e-file documents, go to the Clerk’s Electronic Filing & Service webpage
The Superior Court Clerks Office, also known as the King County Department of Judicial Administration, serves as the official record keeper for the King County Superior Court. The Clerk is responsible for maintaining and managing access to the official records, dating back to 1854.
Viewing documents, case information and listening to recorded hearings in the clerk's office is cost free: office hours and locations.
Contact Us:
206-296-9300 or email: clerksofficecustomerservice@kingcounty.gov
Superior Court Clerk's website
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