Newton County Circuit Clerk's Office
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The Newton County Circuit Clerk’s Office - Preserving the record. Protecting the truth. Welcome to the Facebook page of the Newton County Circuit Clerk’s Office. This is an informational page that encompasses all of the departments of the Circuit Clerk’s Office; i.e. Civil, Criminal, and Probate/Juvenile. We will continue to update this page with items from all departments to better inform the public as to what our office does and has to offer to you. Please feel free to browse the page, posts, and images. We hope that you find this page and its information useful for your needs.
Disclaimer: This page is a government page for informational use only. Clerks may not answer legal questions about your case or provide legal advice. Any posts that are deemed inappropriate or derogatory in nature may be deleted at the Circuit Clerk’s discretion.
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We are now moved into our "new" facility located at 123 E Main St, Neosho, MO. Each person will be required to go through a security checkpoint and metal detector prior to entering the courts area.
Day 2 of the move. We are seeing progress. Some computers are up and running, however the phone system is still being put together. We appreciate your continued patience.
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***ATTENTION - COURT CLOSING*** The Newton County Circuit Court, a division of the 40th Judicial Circuit, will be closed to the public from 1:00PM on May 22nd through May 26th, 2017. The Courts and the Circuit Clerk's Office will be moving to their new location at 123 E Main Street, Neosho, MO 64850. Phone and fax lines, as well as computers will be unavailable during this time. Court staff will be on-site for emergency requests. The Courts will reopen for business on Tuesday, May 30th, 2017. We ask for your patience as we make this move. This will be a great milestone for Newton County as we consolidate into a more efficient court unit, allowing us to better serve you. Thank you all for the great many years in the historic Newton County Courthouse, and we look forward to many more years of service in our new location.
Cameras in the Courtroom
In this day of camera phones and video posting/sharing, the courts must be diligent in making the judicial process more accessible to all citizens while also keeping the integrity of the court process in mind. Attached is information dealing with cameras in the courtroom. http://www.courts.mo.gov/page.jsp?id=690
Individuals using “Track This Case,” a feature of Case.net, Missouri’s online access to information in the statewide case management system, now can choose to receive notifications for cases of interest via text message in addition to e-mail. Missouri is one of the first states in the country to offer this feature statewide. • April 28
Common Questions
Many have questions as to what is appropriate dress for court. Here is a GENERAL answer from the MO Courts website. For more specific attire requirements, please contact you local court. Q: What should I wear to the courthouse? A: While you need not "dress up," appropriate attire is requested. In keeping with the dignity and serious nature of court proceedings, in most courtrooms, participants may not wear hats, t-shirts, tank-tops, tube-tops, cut-offs, or shorts. If you have questions concerning attire, contact your "local jury office" http://www.courts.mo.gov/page.jsp?id=996
The Newton County courts will be closed Monday, February 13th, in observance of President Lincoln's birthday.
The Newton County Courthouse will be closed Monday, January 16th, 2017, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr Day.
FYI - Case.net and Pay By Web will be unavailable Friday, January 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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