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National Child Abuse Prevention Month Recognized in April

In recognition of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, we highlight the important services our employees offer year-round that help protect children from abuse and neglect. Clerks help to prevent child abuse and promote the welfare of children and families through a variety of roles. For example, the processing of restraining orders and auditing court-ordered child support payments.  Many of these services are available at no cost to recipients. If granted by a judge, final injunctions can protect children and their parents by creating no-contact requirements, limited or supervised time-sharing with children, conditions that a defendant must leave a residence, and requirements for a defendant to pay support for minor children or a petitioner.

In addition to processing protective injunctions, our clerks maintain accurate, court-ordered child support payment records, providing accountability within Florida’s child support system and helping ensure obligations are met.

If there is any concern that a child is in immediate danger, always call 9-1-1 for assistance from law enforcement. The Florida Abuse Hotline operated by the Florida Department of Children and Families accepts reports of suspected or known instances of child abuse, neglect or abandonment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-962-2873.

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Statewide Case Access for Florida Bar Attorneys Announced

Great news!  The Florida Courts E-Filing Authority, in partnership with Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers, just launched an optional subscription service called CaseAccess.  Available through the E-Filing Portal, legal professionals can search case information from all 67 Florida counties on one platform.  To subscribe, attorneys should visit the Florida Courts E-Filing Authority homepage and select the “Enter the Portal” button. Sign in to your active E-Filing Portal account, then select CaseAccess Subscription from the command ribbon to manage your subscription settings.  If you do not already have an account, you must create one before subscribing.  ***CaseAccess is a research tool and is not the official court record.  Attorneys should continue to consult the appropriate Clerk of Court for the official and most current record, document, or case status. You’ll find a useful link here to use once you’ve subscribed: Search Records & Reports.  Look for the link titled Court Records Subscription Access – Attorneys Only.  Thank you.