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Quitman County Court Docket is a private reference resource. Official questions about a docket, court date, payment, record restriction, or certified copy must go to the court or clerk that maintains the record. The routes below distinguish the county offices from municipal and federal paths.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private resource cannot retrieve official dockets, set or reset hearings, change a case, issue certified copies, accept payments, or provide legal advice. The originating court or clerk must handle those requests.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Use the court named on the citation, notice, or case file. Quitman County has separate Circuit, Chancery, Justice, municipal, and federal records routes. For Circuit Court, the current county directory lists Circuit Clerk Teareathrea Keeler at 220 Chestnut Street, Suite 4, Marks, MS 38646, telephone 662-326-8003. The office is the official route for Circuit filings, judgments, assigned appeals, jury matters, and records within its authority.

  • A Circuit case or certified Circuit copy: contact the Circuit Clerk at 662-326-8003 or use the participating case lookup route.
  • A divorce, estate, guardianship, land, or Chancery file: contact Chancery Clerk T.H. (Butch) Scipper at 220 Chestnut Street, Suite 2, Marks, MS 38646, 662-326-2661.
  • A Quitman Justice Court matter: contact Justice Court at 275 East Main Street, Marks, MS 38646, 662-326-2104; the listed fax is 662-326-2330.
  • A hearing setting: use court dates for the correct clerk route, then confirm directly with that court.
  • A municipal citation: contact the city court or town office named on the ticket, not automatically the county Justice Court.
  • A federal case: use the Northern District of Mississippi and PACER, rather than Mississippi MEC.

Before calling, have the court name, case or citation number, party name as printed, approximate date, record sought, and whether certification is needed. Ask about the current fee, processing time, public-terminal access, and accepted mail, fax, email, or in-person request method. The research found no current Quitman-specific clerk request form, so confirming the method before sending a request is important.