The indexes to most Orange County, Florida public records are available online at the clerk of the court website. At this website, you’ll be able to conduct a name search that will show you any record anyone by that name has generated in the county. Click on the button labeled “Details” next to any case, and you’ll see an outline of the case in question. The outline will include the person’s name, possibly the date of birth, a calendar for upcoming events in the case, as well as a listing of pertinent events in the case from its beginning to the present.

You can find out a lot from the case outlines available online. The only drawback is that you can’t see the finer details of the case, like police reports, divorce settlements, and the like. To see these, you must go in person to the Orange County court house and either have a clerk pull the case file for you or view it on a dedicated in-house computer at the court.

Fortunately, anyone can request to see any public record in Orange County, so you don’t have to be the person named in the case or a relative to look at it. This is good news for genealogists, detectives, private investigators, insurance investigators, and law enforcement personnel who need access to this information.

Among the Orange County, Florida public records, you’ll find such things as:
Wills

Divorce records

Marriage licenses

Birth and death records

Land transactions

Criminal records

Arrest records

Civil suits

and more!

If you don’t live in proximity to Orange County, Florida, public records from there are still available to you through www.inforegistry.com. You can use this service to access an unlimited number of public records in Orange County for one flat monthly fee. It’s a great time-saver, and it has millions of records at its disposal, so you can find what you want fast and have it delivered right to your computer!  Click HERE to subscribe to www.inforegistry.com.