Case.net Mo: Access Your Case Docket with Casenet Missouri

Case.net is an online platform that provides access to public court records in Missouri, including details such as docket entries, parties involved, judgments, and charges.

The system is available for courts that participate in the Missouri Court Automation Program. Access is limited to cases that are public according to the Missouri Revised Statutes.

Important Update on Viewing Court Documents: Court documents filed before July 1, 2023, are only available at public access terminals in local courthouses. For more details, please visit the Remote Public Access page.

Below, we provide additional details on how to effectively use Casenet MO:

How to Search by Case Number

• Case Number Entry: Enter a specific case number in the Case Number Search field.
• Court Selection: Choose to search across all courts or specify a circuit or appellate court. 
• Search Execution: Click “Find” after entering the number.
• Note: You cannot use partial numbers with wildcards.
• Viewing Results: Master cases and related sub-cases appear together; click the case number link for detailed information.

Since January 1, 2012, complete case numbers include protection order cases before and after judgment. Paternity case details appear post-judgment. Protection order cases keep petitioner identities confidential and do not show dismissed cases.

Important: Casenet MO is available Monday to Friday from 6 AM to 1 AM (CDT/CST).

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How to Search by Filing Date

• Enter the filing date in the Start Date field to find cases from a 7-day period starting on that date.
• Choose a specific court to search for cases—searches can’t cover all courts at once.
• If you select an appellate court or the Fine Collection Center, only certain fields will need to be filled.
• For trial court circuits, you can fill additional fields to refine your search.
• The start date for the 7-day search must be entered in mm/dd/yyyy format or selected from a calendar.

Notes: You can only see paternity cases if a court has made a decision. For protection order cases, personal information is hidden, and you will only see cases that have a decision. Cases that were dismissed are not shown.

Learn more about Filing Date Search

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Litigant Name Search

• Search Page: Navigate to the Litigant Name Search page.
• Court Selection: Default search covers all courts. Specify a particular court for focused results.
• Entering Names: Type the full or partial last name in the “Last Name” field. The search is not sensitive to capitalization. Example: Enter “Herm*” to find names starting with “Herm”.
• Alias Information: The alias search option is turned off by default. Enable it to include aliases in your search.

Learn more about Litigant Name Search

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Scheduled Hearing Search on Case.net Mo

Use this method to find upcoming public events, such as hearings or trials. Here’s how to do it:

1. Search for Cases in: Choose a trial court circuit.
2. Start Date: Pick the date to start your search from. This can’t be earlier than today.
3. Search Period: Choose between a single day or a seven-day period.
4. Search Type: You can search by Judge/Commissioner or Attorney.
   • Search by Judge/Commissioner: Select from the drop-down menu.
   • Search by Attorney: Enter the Missouri Bar Number (MOBAR #) and select the County.
5. Click the Find button to start the search. The results will list the cases. Click on a Case Number to view more details about that case.

Learn more about Scheduled Hearings/Trials Search

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Manage Your Case and Payments

Remember, court staff will never call to ask for your payment details. Here’s how you can handle your fines easily:

• Plead and Pay: Plead guilty and pay for some traffic tickets online. Make sure to finish the process and get confirmation.
• Pay By Web: Pay your fines online within 30 days after your court date to avoid extra charges. Note that a small fee will apply.

Need help or more info? Visit the Missouri courts’ website or call their help desk.

Customer Support Helpdesk!

For detailed assistance with specific search methods on Case.net or any related issues:

• Phone: (888) 541-4894
• Email: [email protected]
• Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 5 PM (excluding state holidays)

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Common FAQs

What is Case.net MO?

Casenet MO is Missouri’s online system for finding and looking at court cases.

How do I search for a case?

To find a case, go to the Case.net website and search by case number, name, date, or type of case.

Is there a fee to use Case.net MO?

Using Case.net is free, but you might have to pay for copies of official documents.

What case details are available?

You can see basic information about a case, like its type, status, the people involved, and when the court dates are. You cannot see private details.

How current is the information?

The information on Case.net is updated regularly, but sometimes there might be a small delay.

Can I make payments on Case.net MO?

Yes, you can pay some court fees and fines right through Case.net.

What if I can’t find a case?

If you can’t find a case, it might not be processed yet or it might not be shown on the website. If this happens, contact the court for more information.

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Personal Experience 

My experience with the Case.net database has demonstrated its efficiency and precision in legal research. The ability to conduct searches by various criteria, such as litigant name, filing date, or case number, allows for quick and accurate retrieval of case details. This functionality is complemented by features like online payment, making it a convenient tool for managing legal matters efficiently. Overall, Case.net effectively streamlines access to court records, aiding the administration of justice.