Frequently Asked Questions

Can I call someone with a legal question?

The Sheriff's Office is not allowed to give legal advice of any kind. You may contact an attorney for legal advice.

Can you help me fill out my court papers?

No. The Sheriff's Office will only check papers to make sure they are legible and accurate.

How many copies do I bring?

2 copies are required with the official court stamp on them for each person to be served.

I don't have a recent address for the person I want served papers, Will the Sheriff's Office tell me where the person lives?

No. The Sheriff's Office will not provide an address. You will need a current physical address in order for us to attempt service.

I know the person will be at a specific location at a specific time. Can you served them there?

We will attempt to accommodate this, but it can be very difficult to schedule an officer to be somewhere at a specific time.

Where do I obtain legal forms necessary to bring a case to court?

Most forms are obtained from the Clerk of Courts Office located in the Courthouse. Most forms are free, but there are filing fees.

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