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Official Sevier County court docket questions belong with the office that keeps the case. Circuit, County or Probate, and District Court records have different custodians in De Queen. The contacts below route a docket sheet, filed document, certified copy, or current setting request to the proper public office. Sevier County Court Docket is a private reference site and does not receive court filings or hold official case data.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private site cannot retrieve records, change court dates, seal cases, issue certified copies, accept filings, or give legal advice.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Match the case to its custodian before calling. For a Circuit Court felony, civil, domestic-relations, or juvenile docket, contact the Sevier County Circuit Clerk. Kathy Smith's office is at 115 North Third Street, De Queen, Arkansas 71832. The public phone is 870-584-3055, and posted hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.

County Court, probate estate, guardianship, and adoption records are routed to the Sevier County Clerk, 115 North Third Street, Room 102, De Queen, Arkansas 71832. That office's phone is 870-642-2852, option 0, with the same posted weekday hours. Confidentiality rules can limit adoption and other protected records.

Traffic, local misdemeanor, violation, and lower civil or small-claims matters belong to the 36th Judicial District Court, De Queen Department. The court is in Room 215 at 115 North Third Street. Chief clerk Tracy Miner is reached at 870-584-7311, and the court's main number is 870-642-3002. Call before travel when a current setting or access detail matters.

  • Docket information: begin with Search ARCourts, then ask the responsible clerk about gaps.
  • Court dates: compare Case Events with the filed notice and confirm a changed setting with the assigned court.
  • Certified copies: name the case, entry, and document when requesting a quote from the custodian.
  • Older files: give the Circuit Clerk party names, a date range, court type, and any known case number.
  • Transcripts: contact the official court reporter, because transcript pricing is separate from clerk copy fees.