Court Delays – Updated 09/10/2026

An unexpected change to the primary online index in Clayton County is currently impacting our automation capabilities. Please expect delays on all Clayton County orders until automation has been fully restored.

Court clerks in San Diego County are currently enforcing a strict five-case pull limit per researcher. Please expect delays on all San Diego County orders requiring clerk assistance.

Our team is currently updating automation for the primary online index in Richmond County. In the interim, all orders are being completed through manual research. Please expect delays on all Richmond County orders until automation has been fully restored.

We are currently experiencing intermittent issues with automated processing of the DeKalb County online primary index. Our team is actively working to restore full automation, and all impacted orders are being completed through manual research in the meantime. Please expect delays on all DeKalb County orders until automation has been fully restored.

Our team is currently investigating an issue affecting our automation capabilities for the online index used to process Statewide Texas orders. In the interim, orders are being completed through manual research while the necessary updates are implemented. Please expect delays on all Statewide Texas orders until automation has been fully restored.

The Philadelphia courthouse has implemented a new file retrieval limit of 20 file pulls per week. Please expect delays on Philadelphia County orders requiring court file retrieval due to this new limitation.

We are currently experiencing a disruption to automated processing for Tarrant County orders. In the interim, orders are being completed through conventional research while our team implements the necessary automation updates. Please expect delays on all Tarrant County orders until automation has been fully restored.

The primary online index for McLennan County was recently updated, impacting our automation capabilities. Orders are being completed through manual research while our team implements the necessary automation updates. Please expect delays on all McLennan County orders until automation has been fully restored.

A recent security update to the primary online index in Calhoun County is currently impacting our automation capabilities. Orders are being completed through manual research while our team implements the necessary automation updates. Please expect delays on all Calhoun County orders until automation has been fully restored.

9/3/26 – All Cuyahoga Court indexes are currently accessible and our team is working diligently to complete all previously impacted orders.

8/4/26 – The primary index for Rocky River Municipal Court is currently experiencing an outage. At this time, no estimated timeline has been provided for when service will be restored. Please expect delays on all Cuyahoga County orders requiring a search of Rocky River Municipal Court until the index has been fully restored.

9/4/26 – Research has resumed and our team is working to complete all impacted orders.

8/25/26 – The new case management in Sacramento Superior Court is continuing to have issues impacting research capabilities. At this time, no additional ETA has been provided by the court on when the issues will be resolved. Please continue to anticipate delays on all Sacramento County orders.

8/18/26 – The Sacramento Superior Court has transitioned to a new case management system, which is currently experiencing issues that are preventing research from being completed. The court currently expects these issues to be resolved by Friday, 8/21. Please expect delays on all Sacramento County orders while these issues persist.

The Public Access Terminal (PAT) in Pinal County is currently experiencing intermittent loading issues that are impacting research capabilities. The courthouse supervisor is aware of the issue; however, no estimated timeline has been provided for when full functionality will be restored. Please expect delays on all Pinal County orders while these issues persist.