Indiana Court Records

MyCase is the Indiana courts' public case search, reached from the Indiana Judicial Branch home page under Search cases.

The same site lists every court, offers e-filing and streams some trial court hearings. Certified copies come from the clerk of the county where the case was filed.

Indiana dissolutions are trial court cases kept by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the county. Rule 4 of the Rules on Access to Court Records makes all court records accessible to the public except as Rule 5 provides, dissolution is not an excluded case type, and Rule 5(C) removes only specific data such as complete Social Security and account numbers. There is no statewide financial affidavit; county local rules supply a financial declaration where they require one, and it is public when filed unless excluded by a Rule 6 order. The decree, settlement agreement, property division order and child support worksheet are public.

mycase.in.gov is the statewide search, open to anyone for public case information and documents, with some document types linked in the chronological case summary; the full file is read at the clerk's office or public terminal. Excluding a record takes a petition, a public hearing and clear and convincing evidence under Rule 6. The Indiana asset search page explains what the decree and declaration show.