Civil Records
Civil Records are very useful to confirm that the applicant is financially responsible. They shed light on past financial issues that could be detrimental to making a final decision before allowing them employment or residency. We offer a Statewide or Nationwide Civil Records Search.
Some examples of our civil records searches are:
• Bankruptcies
• Judgments
• Lawsuits
• Liens
Bankruptcies are legal proceedings carried out to allow individuals or businesses freedom from their debts, while simultaneously providing creditors an opportunity for repayment. All bankruptcy cases in the United States are handled through federal courts. Any decisions are made by a bankruptcy judge, including whether a debtor is eligible to file and whether they should be discharged of their debts.
Records may include the following details:
• Defendant and Plaintiff Information (Name, Address, SSN/TaxID, and more)
• Court Information (Court Location, County, Jurisdiction, and more)
• Case Information (Filing Number/Type, Filing Date, Disposition and Disposition Date, Amount, and more)
Judgments are an official result of a lawsuit in court which conclusively establishes a party (person, business, or other legal entity) owes another party a specific amount of money and in Florida, are good for at least 20 years.
Records may include the following details:
• Defendant and Plaintiff Information (Name, Address, SSN/TaxID, and more)
• Court Information (Court Location, County, Jurisdiction, and more)
• Case Information (Filing Number/Type, Filing Date, Disposition and Disposition Date, Amount, and more)
Lawsuits are Civil Court cases which involve disputes between people or businesses over money or some injury to personal rights; a contract dispute, a residential eviction after a broken lease, injuries sustained in a car accident, or countless other harms or disputes.
Records may include the following details:
• Defendant and Plaintiff Information (Name, Address, SSN/TaxID, and more)
• Court Information (Court Location, County, Jurisdiction, and more)
• Case Information (Filing Number/Type, Filing Date, Disposition and Disposition Date, Amount, and more)
Liens are notices that inform others about a creditor who is owed money and is a record of a debtor’s obligation to pay the amounts owed. Removing liens is complicated and if the property is subject to a mortgage, it must be paid completely in order for liens to be cleared. With a quick search, a lien helps you find out more information about creditors’ claims, properties involved, their owners, property addresses and more.
Some examples of lien records are:
• Judgment Liens
• Property Tax Liens
• Child Support Liens
• Real Property Liens
• Mechanics Liens
• Construction Liens
• Car Liens
• Bank Liens
• Property Liens
• Federal Tax Liens
• State Tax Liens
• IRS Liens
• Court Orders
Records may include the following details:
• Defendant and Plaintiff Information (Name, Address, SSN/TaxID, and more)
• Court Information (Court Location, County, Jurisdiction, and more)
• Case Information (Filing Number/Type, Filing Date, Disposition and Disposition Date, Amount, and more)