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Questions about an official Little River County docket, filing, court date, payment, or certified record must go to the court office that maintains the case. This private site cannot receive filings or act on a court matter. The Circuit Clerk is the main record office for Circuit Court, while the District Court Clerk handles traffic, misdemeanor, small-claims, and other District Court matters. Estate probate may require confirmation with the County Clerk. Use the verified contacts below and give the office a case or citation number when one is available.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. Little River County Court Docket cannot retrieve records, accept a filing or payment, change a setting, seal a case, issue a certified copy, or give legal advice.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Match the request to the court level before calling. Circuit Court matters include felony criminal, major civil, domestic relations, juvenile, and circuit probate cases. The Little River County Circuit Clerk is Lauren Abney, 351 N. Second Street, Suite 5, Ashdown, AR 71822. The phone is 870-898-7212, fax is 870-898-5783, and email is labney@lrcounty.com. Published hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

District Court handles traffic, misdemeanor criminal, regular civil through $25,000, small claims through $5,000, and local juvenile intake. The current public route is the Little River County Courtroom Building, 2115 N. Constitution Avenue, Ashdown, AR 71822. Call District Court Clerk Kristi Lewis at 870-898-7230 or email klewis@lrcounty.com. Published hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. County and AOC directory addresses differ because the county reports that the office moved, so call before a filing trip.

The Little River County Clerk is Deanna Sivley, 351 N. Second Street, Suite 4B, Ashdown, AR 71822. Call 870-898-7210 or email dsivley@lrcounty.com for estate-probate custody questions. A probate requester should provide the case number and ask which clerk holds the exact docket or estate paper.

  • Public case information: use Search ARCourts, then ask the proper clerk about a missing or restricted result
  • Circuit docket or certified copy: contact the Circuit Clerk
  • Traffic, misdemeanor, or small-claims file: contact the District Court Clerk
  • Estate probate paper: confirm custody with the Circuit Clerk and County Clerk
  • Specific court setting: compare the notice and newest docket entry, then confirm with the assigned court office