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About Indiana Death Records. Death records in Indiana serve as official documents outlining the details of a person’s death, including the date, location, and cause of death. Managed by the Indiana State Department of Health's Division of Vital Records, these records play a critical role in public health, legal purposes, and genealogical ...
Official Sources for Indianapolis Death Records. County Office is an independent organization that gathers Death Records and other information from various Indianapolis government and non-government sources. The links below open in a new window and take you to third party websites. We are not affiliated with any of these sources. These ...
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Records are available through Indiana’s Odyssey system and older converted data. Through the Odyssey case management system, participating courts make non-confidential case information available for the public. Dolan said every county in Indiana now inputs case information into the system. Information on the site is updated when the local court upd...
A specific person’s case history can be found by providing their last name along with their first and middle names to narrow the search. A person’s birth date can also be entered, but it may drop records from your search since this data is not typically recorded in cases. An attorney can also be searched through their last name and either their fir...
When looking at a specific case, some non-confidential documents may be available. Publicly available documents include: 1. Orders in many civil case types 2. Non-confidential documents in miscellaneous criminal cases 3. Criminal cases final orders and judgments 4. Orders and other non-confidential documents from pending or denied expungement cases...
Certain cases allow people to make online payments if the ‘make a payment’ button appears. This can be done with traffic tickets in some courts and criminal fees in Lake County Circuit & Superior Courts. Also, some cases include financial information, such as amounts owed, credits and payments. However, the balances are not always up-to-date.
Public Records. If you need assistance finding records, consider seeking help from your local library, the Indiana State Library, or the Indiana Supreme Court Law Library. If the document you're looking for isn't available online, you'll need to contact the clerk's office in the county where the case is being heard. The clerk's office can ...
MyCase: mycase.in.gov (public.courts.in.gov/mycase) Case information available on MyCase comes from courts that use the state's Odyssey case management system, which is most courts across the state. Please note that the records available through this online search include both data that is recorded through Indiana's Odyssey system and data that ...
Offender Search. *When searching for an offender you may either search by offender name, offender identification number or the offender’s case number (cause number) assigned by the court. *When searching by the offender name, only a last name is required. Providing both a first and last name will narrow down your results. *A partial or ...
