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Questions about an official Lee County docket must go to the office that holds it. The Circuit Clerk of Lee County maintains Circuit and District records, while Auburn, Opelika, and the Probate Office keep separate files. This private reference website cannot inspect a case for a visitor or act for a court. The routing information below identifies the proper government contact for a docket sheet, hearing setting, certified copy, or case-file request.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. Lee County Court Docket is privately operated. It cannot retrieve official files, move hearing dates, seal or alter a case, issue certified records, or provide legal advice. Contact the court or clerk with custody of the matter.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Route each Lee County request according to the record or action needed:

  • Docket sheet or event history: use the Lee Docket List for settings, Just One Look for paid case details, or ask the proper clerk.
  • Hearing date: compare the latest order with the Lee County calendar, then confirm changes with the assigned court division.
  • Certified copy: order it from the Circuit Clerk or the separate municipal or probate custodian that maintains the original.
  • Circuit or District case file: contact the division listed in the Circuit Clerk's official directory.
  • Municipal or probate matter: contact Auburn Municipal Court, Opelika Municipal Court, or the Lee County Probate Office as the source document directs.

The main county counter is the Circuit Clerk of Lee County, Mary B. Roberson, T.K. Davis Justice Center, 2311 Gateway Drive, Opelika, AL 36801. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and the main number is 334-737-3526. Records Requests and Small Claims can be reached at 334-737-3515. Public-terminal availability is not confirmed, so call before traveling for that purpose.