Judicial Administration

King County Courthouse
516 3rd Ave, E609
Seattle, WA 98104-2386

Maleng Justice Center
401 4th Ave N, 2C
Kent, WA  98032

Juvenile Division
1211 E. Alder St. #201
Seattle, WA  98122

(206) 296-9300
(206) 296-0100 TTY/TDD

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Superior Court Clerk's Office


News:

Update on King County Superior Court Mandatory E-filing:

Mandatory electronic filing for attorneys in King County Superior Court starts July 1, 2009 (see LGR30). Pro Se parties may choose to e-file but are not required to do so. A new version of our E-Filing application with improved features and streamlined processes was released in support of this initiative .

 

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About the Superior Court Clerk's Office

As the Superior Court Clerk's Office, Department of Judicial Administration performs a variety of duties and provides many services for the Court, litigants, and the public.

For your convenience we have three locations to serve you: the King County Courthouse in downtown Seattle, the Norm Maleng Justice Center in Kent, and the Juvenile Justice Facility on Seattle's First Hill. You will find the same policies in place and a helpful staff to serve you at each location.

If at any time you need additional information please call us at 206-296-9300 or e-mail us.


Temporary Employment with the Clerk's Office

All temporary employment applications are reviewed for basic office skills. Qualified candidates are then placed on a list. When hiring is necessary, applicants are interviewed and matched with a position that best fits both the applicants and departments needs.

Temporary employees are not guaranteed employment or any specific number of hours. To secure a permanent full or part-time position in this office, you must apply to the King County Office of Human Resource Management to complete the appropriate application.

Temporary Employment Application

Related links


Cool tools:

Search Index:  Search for records by name and/or case number

ECR-Online: Purchase, view, and print electronic court records online, at 15 cents per page.

E-Filing: Business as usual - electronically: File documents into an existing case, initiate a new case, serve a party.

Will repository: Store your will with the Clerk for $20.



Award
The Electronic Court Records (ECR) program won a 2007 Innovations in American Government Award from the Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.