The web address you used is no longer active. Here are some search results that may help.

Search Results

A list of staff members in the Court Trustee's Office for the District Court
Court payments are handled by the Clerk of the District Court.
No preview available
No preview available
Official holidays recognized by Douglas County, KS. Most offices will be closed but emergency and infrastructure services remain active at all times.
A listing of the nine divisions and judges, as well as two specialty courts in the 7th Judicial District of Kansas.
The following information may be helpful if you or a loved one has been charged with a crime. The exact course of events varies by individual case and by whether the case is a misdemeanor or felony.… Go to the web page
Information about paying and receiving child or spousal support in court cases. This includes how to make payments and the relationship of support to visitation.
The Douglas County Drug Treatment Court was established in January 2020 by Judge Kay Huff and the Drug Court Team. Drug Court is a four-phase treatment court for adults who are charged with felonies… Go to the web page
Public access computers are available to the public for all District Court matters. The computers are located in the District Court Clerk's office in the Judicial and Law Enforcement Building.
Information about getting a marriage license, getting divorced and protection orders related to stalking or abuse.
While the Court Trustee does not assist in obtaining an order for reimbursement of medical expenses, we have developed a form and instructions for you to use.
In many situations, you can file a Small Claims lawsuit against an individual or a business if you are not seeking damages of more than $4,000 and if you want to work without an attorney. 
Information about dealing with traffic tickets, court appearances, payments and traffic diversion.
The Eviction Resolution Program gives landlords and tenants information over the eviction court process, access to forms, and connections to resources in the community. It is a part of the Legal Self… Go to the web page
Citizen Review Board (CRB) volunteers meet with families, children, attorneys, and service providers who are involved in child welfare cases. They talk about what is going well and what challenges… Go to the web page
Volunteer opportunities are available and are utilized to support all four phases of emergency management.
Resources for self-representation, small claims and criminal defendants, including the District Court Self-Help Office and external resources.
Requests for court records can be made using a web form. Click the button below to begin the process.
No preview available