The Clerk administers the official court records for all court cases with jurisdiction in that county.
The Clerk prepares the Court’s permanent historical records.
The Clerk also:
The Clerk processes and issues documents for court cases:
The Clerk collects, distributes and reconciles monies related to court cases and is subject to regular audits by State Board of Accounts.
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Clerk of Superior and Circuit Courts
Angie Buckley
The Clerk of the Circuit and Superior Courts (commonly called County Clerk) is a constitutional officer elected for a term of four years by vote of the county at large, and is prohibited from serving more than eight years within a twelve-year period.
Primary duties of the Clerk are to:
The Clerk administers Elections and Voter Registration
The Clerk administers the official court records for all court cases with jurisdiction in that county.
The Clerk prepares the Court’s permanent historical records.
The Clerk processes and issues documents for court cases:
The Clerk collects, distributes and reconciles monies related to court cases and is subject to regular audits by State Board of Accounts. Reports are filed with appropriate agencies including the Auditor, Treasurer, Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Indiana State Child Support Division, State Treasurer, etc.
Child Support represents a significant portion of collections made, and Federal Title IV D case processing generates incentive monies to counties.
Contact Information
Rush County Courthouse
101 East Second Street, Room 209
Rushville, Indiana 46173
Phone:
Clerk’s Office: 765-932-2086
Traffic & Small Claims: 765-932-5451
Fax: 765-932-4165
Email: clerk@rushcounty.in.gov
Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8 AM – 4 PM EST
Staff: – Criminal/Adoption-Superior
Traci Chandler – Small Claims/Civil-Superior
Debbie Richardson – Election Deputy
Karen Macy – Divorce/PO/Civil – Circuit
Monica Hamill – Criminal/Estates/Juvenile-Circuit/Adoptions
Peggy Stout – Bookkeeper
Diana Hoeing – Traffic/Election/Archives Deputy
Forms / Legal Notices / Frequently Asked Questions
Forms:
- Action for Possession of Real Estate
- Affidavit for Immediate Possession of Real Estate
- Order to Appear — Immediate Possession of Real Estate
- Statement of Claim
- Small Claims Forms and Information
- Options for divorcing parents seminars
2020 Primary Absentee Mail Application
Frequently Asked Questions:
Legal Notices: