Public Record Intelligence
County, federal and bankruptcy court records retrieved directly from the source court, verified by people, and returned as clear results with sources noted.
What’s Covered
Civil cases filed in county upper and lower courts, from contract and property disputes to small claims, searched in the court where they’re filed.
Civil cases filed in U.S. District Court, including disputes under federal law. These cases don’t appear in county civil searches.
Bankruptcy filings from U.S. Bankruptcy Court, including the chapter, filing date and case status as recorded.
Judgments and liens where the source court records them. Where they’re kept by another office, we note what was searched.
Look-back and scope are set by your needs.
How It Works
Share the names, jurisdictions and look-back period, and we’ll recommend the right civil, federal or bankruptcy searches.
We never report from aggregated or private databases. Every result is verified and reported directly from the source court.
Every result is verified by a researcher before delivery. If a court causes a delay, we tell you.
What You Receive
Each result generally reports what the court record shows: case number, court, filing date, parties, case type, and status or disposition, plus judgment or bankruptcy details where recorded.
Every result notes the court it came from, so you know exactly what was searched. Our team brings over two decades of personal experience in public records.
Many counties split civil cases by the amount in dispute. Lower courts generally handle smaller claims, while upper courts handle larger cases. Court names and thresholds vary by state, so our researchers confirm where records sit in each jurisdiction before searching.
No. Federal civil cases are filed in U.S. District Court and bankruptcy cases in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Neither appears in a county civil search, so each is ordered as its own search.
Where the source court records them, yes. Some judgments and liens are recorded in other offices, such as a county recorder, so what appears depends on the jurisdiction. We note the source on every result.
Yes, at a high level. We use Smart Automation, Human Review: technology helps us work efficiently, and every result is verified by a researcher before delivery.
Tell us the names, jurisdictions and look-back you need, and we’ll recommend the right searches and follow up with pricing.
We’ll recommend the right searches and follow up with pricing.
