Alerts, Notices, and Court Orders

SCAM ALERT: Volusia residents have reported receiving calls from individuals posing as deputy clerks or employees of a "Civil Processing Division" or law enforcement. These scammers commonly claim that the resident owes late fees on traffic citations or that there is a court case pending against them. The scammers then ask for a payment to avoid license suspension or other legal action, requiring gift cards, Zelle, Venmo or Apple Pay to make the payment. This is a fraudulent scam—DON'T FALL FOR IT! You will never be asked to use these payment methods to conduct business with the Courts. If you receive a scam communication, call the non-emergency line of your local police agency to file a report.

NOTICE to Volusia Citizens: We received reports that a traffic citation scam is occurring in which an individual posing to be a Clerk’s Office employee is contacting citizens claiming they must pay a fine or their drivers license will be suspended. THIS IS FALSE AND IS A FRAUDULENT SCAM--DON'T FALL FOR IT! You will never be contacted by our office by phone threatening you or asking for money. We only accept phone payments if you contact us.
If you are reached by someone making these claims, please let us know immediately by calling (386) 736-5910 or by visiting our web site www.clerk.org and clicking “Contact Us Online” found at the bottom of the home page.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Chief Judge Zambrano entered CV-2021-023-SC Re: Case Management of Civil Cases, that requires plaintiffs to serve a case management order on all parties in most civil cases. Please review the Administrative Order for more details. We are providing this form Case Management Order for your convenience.

Criminal Defendants, the Application for Criminal Indigent Status is now available online. This document can be filled out online and e-mailed to courtnotice@pd7.org. Please make sure to use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader if you encounter difficulties filling out the form through your browser.