District Court of Greene County


District Court Clerk, Robin Moyer, at her desk in the Clerk's Office.	Deputy Court Clerk, Tracey Hoepfl.	Deputy Court Clerk, Andrea Williams

Clerk's Duties:
The office of the clerk of the District Court is the processing center through which virtually all the court and case documents flow. These documents are issued, recorded and filed in accordance with Arkansas statutes and rules of the courts.
The Clerk's office is also responsible for receiving and accounting for filing fees, fines, forfeitures, bonds, and other matters.

General Information:
Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone: 870.239.7507
Fax: 870.239.7506
Email: clerk@gccourt.com
Personal checks are not accepted. Acceptable forms of payment are: cash, cashier's checks, or money orders made payable to Greene County District Court.

Information Available:

Court staff CAN provide:

– The status of a specific case, unless the case (or information in the case) is "sequestered" (not available for public inspection because of state law or a judge's decision);
– The court file on a specific case, unless the case is sequestered, for you to review;
– General information on court rules, procedures and practices;
– Court-approved forms for Small Claims cases (forms are not available for all legal proceedings);
– Court schedules and information on how to get matters scheduled.

Court staff CAN NOT:

– Give advice about whether you should file a case or whether you should take any particular action in a case;
– Fill out a form for you or tell you what words to put in a form;
– Advise you what to say in court;
– Speculate about what decision the judge might make or what sentence the judge might impose.

Court staff do not know the answers to all questions about court rules, procedures and practices. They have been instructed not to answer questions if they do not know the correct answer.
The court, including the judge and all court staff, must remain impartial. They do not take sides in any matter coming before the court.
All case files, unless sealed by court order or sequestered are public record and viewable by the public. Files and pleadings may not be removed, but photocopies may be made.