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This page routes official McDonald County court-record questions to the public office or portal that keeps the record. McDonald County Court Docket is a private reference site, so it cannot access a file, change a setting, or issue a court document.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private reference site cannot retrieve dockets, alter or confirm a court setting, seal a case, issue a certified copy, or provide legal advice. Those questions belong with the Circuit Clerk or the court that maintains the case.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

For public state-court case information, begin with Missouri Case.net. For an official file, certified copy, public-record availability question, or a setting that needs confirmation, use the route below.

  • A docket sheet or case search: use Missouri Case.net, then call the Circuit Clerk if the public result does not answer the record question.
  • A court date or hearing: review the Court Schedule and verify the active setting with the office holding the case.
  • Certified copies or public case files: request them from the McDonald County Circuit Clerk, the county court-file custodian.
  • A specific civil or criminal matter: locate it through Docket Search by full case number or litigant name before calling.
  • A city ticket or municipal matter: use the municipal clerk or court administrator listed for the city and confirm whether the matter is routed through the Municipal Division.

The official county court-record contact is McDonald County Circuit Clerk, Tanya Lewis, for the Circuit Court of the 40th Judicial Circuit. The published office location is 602 Main St., Pineville, MO 64856. The office phone is 417-223-7512. Published hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and the office remains open during lunch. Call before traveling to confirm current access conditions, closures, or the correct counter for the file.

Jessica Cole, the County Clerk at 502 Main, serves a separate county-government records office. That office is not the primary custodian for a circuit court file, docket sheet, judgment, or certified court record.