Allen County Court Records

Last Updated: August 2026

Allen County court cases can be searched online through Indiana MyCase. Public records may include criminal, civil, traffic, small claims, probate and domestic relations cases. For official or certified copies, contact the Allen County Clerk of the Courts.

Quick Answer

Search Indiana MyCase by name or case number to find public Allen County court cases.

Search Allen County Court Records – MyCase

Select Allen County when narrowing your search.

Allen County Clerk of Courts: 260-449-7245

Search Court Records Online

Indiana’s MyCase system provides free public access to many Allen County court cases.

Search Indiana MyCase

You can search by:

Person’s name
Business name
Case number
Citation number
Attorney information

When searching by name, adding a first name, middle name or date of birth can help narrow the results.

What Court Cases Can I Find?

Allen County says online case information is available for:

Criminal cases
Civil cases
Small claims
Traffic cases
Probate cases
Domestic relations cases

Search Allen County Cases

The amount of information available online depends on the case and whether the record is public.

What Information Does MyCase Show?

Depending on the case, MyCase may show:

Case number
Case type
Parties involved
Court
Judge
Attorneys
Case status
Filing information
Upcoming court dates
Chronological case summary
Some court documents

Many public documents can be viewed online at no charge, although not every document is available electronically.

Find a Court Date

If you’re trying to find out when someone has court, MyCase is usually the fastest place to check.

Search by the person’s first and last name or case number.

The case information may show the date and status of upcoming court proceedings.

Look Up an Allen County Court Date

Allen County specifically recommends MyCase for checking court dates and case updates.

Allen County Clerk of Courts

The Clerk maintains the official records for Allen County Circuit and Superior Court cases.

Allen County Clerk of the Courts
Allen County Courthouse
715 S. Calhoun Street, Room 200A
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Phone: 260-449-7245
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

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Get Copies of Court Records

If the document you need isn’t available through MyCase, you can request a copy from the Clerk.

The Clerk’s Central Services Division handles court-record copy requests.

Central Services Division
Allen County Courthouse, Room 201
715 S. Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Phone: 260-449-7890

Request Copies of Allen County Court Records

Requests can also be submitted online.

Court Record Copy Fees

Allen County currently lists court-record copy fees of:

$1 per page
$3 additional per document for certification

If you need the record for a legal proceeding, employment, Social Security or another official purpose, ask whether you need a certified copy.

Older Court Records

Not all older Allen County court records are available online.

The Clerk maintains records dating back to 1824, and older or non-automated records may require assistance from the Records Management Division.

View Allen County Court Record Information

Retrieving older records may take longer depending on the age and type of case.

Are All Court Records Public?

No.

Some cases or documents are confidential, sealed, expunged or otherwise restricted from public access.

For example, certain confidential information and cases won’t appear in ordinary MyCase public searches.

If you know a case exists but can’t find it online, contact the Clerk rather than assuming there is no record.

Can I Search Someone Else’s Court Records?

Yes. Most non-confidential court cases are public records and can be searched through MyCase.

You generally don’t need to be a party to the case to search publicly available information.

However, access to confidential documents is restricted.

My Own Court Case

If you’re a party in an Indiana court case, you may be able to create an Indiana Courts account and connect your case for additional online document access.

Learn About MyCase Party Access

Not every document is available online even with party access.

MyCase Is Not the Official Court Record

MyCase is an excellent search tool, but Indiana courts caution that information displayed online isn’t considered the official court record.

If you need an official record or certified document, request it directly from the Allen County Clerk.

Before You Search

Having some of this information will make the search easier:

Full name
Approximate age or date of birth
Case number, if known
Approximate filing date
Type of case

For common names, adding more identifying information can help you avoid selecting the wrong person.

Local Tip

Start with MyCase before calling or visiting the courthouse. For many Allen County cases, you can quickly find the case number, status, court date and chronological case history online.

If you need an official or certified copy, however, contact the Allen County Clerk’s Central Services Division at 260-449-7890.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I search Allen County court records?

Use Indiana MyCase and select Allen County when narrowing your results.

Can I search by someone’s name?

Yes. MyCase allows searches using a person’s name as well as case and citation numbers.

Can I find someone’s court date?

Yes. Public case information on MyCase may show upcoming court dates and case activity.

Can I get certified court records?

Yes. Certified copies can be requested through the Allen County Clerk of the Courts.

Who do I call about court records?

For general Clerk services, call 260-449-7245. For court-record copy requests, call 260-449-7890.

Official Resources

Allen County Clerk of the Courts
Allen County Courthouse
715 S. Calhoun Street, Room 200A
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Phone: 260-449-7245

Summary

Allen County court records can be searched free online through Indiana MyCase. Search by name or case number to find public criminal, civil, traffic, probate, small claims and domestic relations cases. MyCase is useful for checking court dates, case status and case history, while official or certified records should be obtained through the Allen County Clerk of the Courts.