67th District Court Records Search: MiCOURT, Genesee County Divisions, Copies & Federal Routes
This guide covers the 67th District Court in Genesee County, Michigan. Use it to search public district-court case information, understand which records belong in MiCOURT, request older or certified records, and avoid confusing district court with circuit, probate, jail, criminal-history, or federal records.
Public-Court-Records.us is independent. This website is not the 67th District Court, Genesee County, Michigan Courts, State Court Administrative Office, Michigan ePay, PACER, a law firm, a government agency, or a Consumer Reporting Agency. This page gives general record-search guidance only.
Responsible-use warning: a name match does not prove identity. A ticket, citation, criminal charge, complaint, landlord-tenant filing, small-claims case, or docket entry does not prove guilt or liability. Do not use this guide for employment, tenant, credit, insurance, licensing, or any other FCRA-regulated screening decision.
The 67th District Court is the district court for Genesee County, Michigan
The 67th District Court handles many local case types that people commonly search online: misdemeanor criminal cases, traffic and civil infractions, preliminary felony proceedings, small claims, landlord-tenant cases, and limited civil matters.
Most public online searching starts with MiCOURT Case Search, the Michigan Judiciary’s public case-search portal. MiCOURT is useful for locating case information, but it does not replace the official court record. For a certified copy, older file, official disposition, or a record that is not visible online, contact the 67th District Court records office or the division that handled the case.
District-court route for Genesee County misdemeanor, traffic, civil, small-claims and landlord-tenant matters.
Central Court / records-processing address in Flint used for many official record needs.
Michigan law generally lists certified court copies at $10 plus $1 per page unless another rule applies.
Older district-court files may require a direct records request instead of an ordinary MiCOURT search.
67th District Court record route finder
Select the record type. This helper runs in your browser and does not ask for names, case numbers, addresses, birth dates, driver-license numbers, plate numbers, or payment details.
Misdemeanor cases are district-court matters, but the final record may require the court division or records office for official copies, certified dispositions, sealed-record questions, or older files.
Choose the correct court before searching
A 67th District Court search is not the right route for every Genesee County record. Use this table before searching so you do not confuse district court with circuit court, probate court, jail custody, state criminal history, or federal records.
| Need | Correct source | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| Misdemeanor criminal case | MiCOURT + 67th District Court | Search by case number or party name, then compare charge, case type, court location, disposition and sentencing entries. |
| Traffic ticket or civil infraction | MiCOURT or Michigan ePay / 67th District Court | Use the citation or case number when available. Michigan ePay may help with eligible payments, but it does not remove the need to answer a ticket by the due date. |
| Small claims | 67th District Court / MiCOURT | Search the docket, then contact the court division for copies, judgments, satisfaction, or hearing-location questions. |
| Landlord-tenant / eviction | 67th District Court / MiCOURT | Check the case status and later docket entries. Do not use this page for tenant screening; it is not a consumer-reporting product. |
| Limited civil case | 67th District Court when within district-court jurisdiction | Use the filing court and amount/type of claim to decide whether the case belongs in District Court or Circuit Court. |
| Felony case after bindover | 7th Judicial Circuit Court | District Court may show preliminary events, but felony trial records and later felony proceedings generally route to Circuit Court. |
| Divorce, custody, major family case | 7th Judicial Circuit Court / Family Division | Use circuit-court or family-division routes. Expect privacy restrictions for minors and sensitive family records. |
| Probate, estate, guardianship | Genesee County Probate Court | Do not search district court for estate or guardianship records. Contact Probate Court or use the probate record route. |
| Appeal from district court | 7th Judicial Circuit Court or Michigan appellate tools | Compare lower-court case number, party names and appeal docket information. |
| Federal civil, criminal or bankruptcy case | PACER, Eastern District of Michigan, or Eastern District of Michigan Bankruptcy Court | Use PACER Case Locator when the federal court is unknown. Federal cases are not held by the 67th District Court. |
How to search 67th District Court records in MiCOURT
MiCOURT is the best official starting point for most public 67th District Court records. It can show case information, but Michigan’s terms explain that the online information is for informational use and does not replace the official court record on file with the court.
Confirm the URL begins with micourt.courts.michigan.gov and read the terms before continuing.
Use case number when you have it. Use party-name search only when you can compare other details. Add court, case category, year, or status filters when the portal offers them.
When possible, narrow to the 67th District Court or Genesee County so results do not mix with other Michigan courts.
Read the register of actions, charge or claim information, hearing entries, judgment/disposition, and payment status carefully.
A filing, citation, warrant entry, hearing, or charge does not prove guilt, liability, or final outcome. Check disposition and later docket events.
For certified copies, older files, official dispositions, sealed-record questions, transcripts, or court recordings, contact the 67th District Court records office or the correct division.
67th District Court copies, certification and inspection fees
Michigan court rules allow public inspection of public case records, but courts may charge reproduction fees for copies. Certified copies have a separate statutory fee unless another law or court rule provides a different amount. Always verify the current amount with the court before mailing a payment or visiting.
| Need | Rule or fee point | Practical step |
|---|---|---|
| Online case lookup | MiCOURT public search is informational and does not replace the official court record. | Use it to locate the case number and docket before contacting the court. |
| Inspect public case file | MCR 8.119 says a court may not charge a fee to access public case history information or retrieve/inspect a case document. | Call first to confirm file availability, location, hours, and whether the file is off-site or restricted. |
| Plain copies | A court may charge actual reproduction costs or a standard copy fee allowed by court rule or statute. | Ask for page count, payment method, pickup/mail options, and whether a self-addressed envelope is needed. |
| Certified copies | Michigan law generally lists certified copies at $10 plus $1 per page when no special provision applies. | Request certification only when an agency, employer, court, school, immigration office, or attorney specifically needs an official certified document. |
| Older district-court files | Older and non-online files may require direct records processing through the 67th District Court. | Provide case number if known, party names, approximate year, case type, and exact document needed. |
| Federal PACER records | PACER pricing verified September 19, 2026: $0.10 per page, many case-specific documents capped at $3.00, and fees waived if quarterly charges are $30 or less. | Use case number and court filters to avoid unnecessary billable searches. |
Certified-copy planning calculator
This is only a planning aid based on the general Michigan certified-copy rule. The court’s current quote controls.
Official 67th District Court records links and what to do after opening each one
Use these official or court-authorized routes as task links. Each one has a short action guide so users know what to click and what to verify.
Best starting point for most 67th District Court public case information.
- Read and accept the terms of service.
- Search by case number first when available.
- Use party-name search carefully and narrow by court or year when possible.
- Open the matching result and review the register of actions and disposition.
Use this for court-specific information, divisions, record access, payments, forms, and contact updates.
- Confirm current division locations before visiting.
- Look for records, payments, civil, criminal, traffic, or small-claims sections.
- Use the court’s own instructions for older records or copy requests.
- Call before mailing payment or appearing in person.
Use this for older 67th District Court records that may not appear in current MiCOURT results.
- Search by case number if known.
- Use partial name search only when you can verify details.
- Save the case number or record reference.
- Contact Records Processing for copies or certification.
Use this only for eligible civil infraction tickets and misdemeanor payments where the court participates.
- Choose the correct Genesee / 67th District Court location.
- Use the ticket or case information exactly as shown on the notice.
- Remember that website unavailability does not excuse a missed due date.
- Save your receipt if payment is completed.
Use this for public court-record access and copy-fee rules.
- Search the page for “MCR 8.119.”
- Review subrule J for access and reproduction fees.
- Review restricted-access concepts before requesting confidential records.
- Ask the court if a rule seems unclear for your case type.
Use this for Michigan Supreme Court and appellate/public case-search routes.
- Choose the appropriate appellate or trial-court search option.
- Do not assume an appeal appears fully in the district-court docket.
- Compare lower-court case numbers and party names.
- Use opinions and orders separately when needed.
Use this when a case is felony, divorce, larger civil, family, or an appeal from district court.
- Confirm the case belongs in Circuit Court.
- Use circuit records or clerk resources for case files.
- Contact the Legal Division for certified copies.
- Allow extra time for older off-site files.
Use official Michigan court forms when you need forms connected to court filings or requests.
- Search by form number or keyword.
- Check the revision date.
- Use the court’s instructions before filing or mailing.
- Do not use outdated forms from third-party sites.
Use this for federal civil or criminal cases, not local district-court cases.
- Confirm the case is federal.
- Use PACER for electronic records.
- Follow archived-record instructions for older federal cases.
- Call the federal clerk if a federal case cannot be located.
Use this for federal district, bankruptcy, and federal appellate records.
- Use Case Locator if you do not know the federal court.
- Use a case number when possible to reduce fees.
- Review PACER pricing before opening documents.
- Remember federal records are not held by the 67th District Court.
67th District Court locations and contact points
The 67th District Court has multiple Genesee County divisions and contact lines. Because facility consolidation and courtroom assignments can change, always call before visiting. Bring a case number, party name, approximate filing year, and a clear description of the document you need.
| Division / location | Contact details | Before visiting |
|---|---|---|
| Central Court / Records Processing | 630 S. Saginaw St., Suite 124, Flint, MI 48502 · 810-257-3170 | Use for many records-processing questions. Confirm whether your case file is at Central Court or another division. |
| Flint Division | 630 S. Saginaw St., Flint, MI 48502 · 810-766-8968 | Confirm courtroom, payment, and record-copy instructions before appearing. |
| Burton Division | 4094 Manor Dr., Burton, MI 48519 · 810-743-5600 | Call to confirm whether the record, hearing, or payment is handled there or through Central Court. |
| Davison Division | 200 E. Flint St., Suite 3, Davison, MI 48423 · 810-653-4126 | Use the notice, ticket, or case record to confirm the division before travel. |
| Fenton Division | 17100 Silver Pkwy., Suite C, Fenton, MI 48430 · 810-629-5318 | Confirm current hours, accepted payments, and copy options. |
| Grand Blanc Division | 8173 S. Saginaw St., Grand Blanc, MI 48439 · 810-694-2552 | Confirm whether the file or hearing is still handled at this location. |
| Flushing / Mt. Morris related matters | Michigan ePay lists 810-659-5659 for Flushing and 810-686-7140 for Mt. Morris. | Call first because Genesee County approved consolidation steps affecting some satellite facilities. |
What may not appear in a 67th District Court online search
Michigan public court access is controlled by court rules, statutes, court orders, and the court’s own records process. MiCOURT’s terms explain that some records are not displayed, and some criminal conviction information may be limited by court-specific filters.
- Wrong court, wrong county, or wrong division.
- Name spelling, maiden name, business name, or punctuation mismatch.
- Case is older, non-digitized, archived, or handled through a separate older-record route.
- Record is sealed, suppressed, expunged, nonpublic, or otherwise restricted.
- Case belongs in Circuit Court, Probate Court, municipal/payment route, federal court, or bankruptcy court.
- Case number or citation number if known.
- Full party names and approximate filing year.
- Case type: traffic, misdemeanor, civil, small claims, landlord-tenant, or other.
- Exact document needed: judgment, disposition, order, receipt, register of actions, or certified copy.
- Your preferred method: in person, mail, email, or phone instructions.
Appeals, federal district cases, bankruptcy and jail records use separate routes
District-court records are not the same as appellate, federal, bankruptcy, jail, or criminal-history records. Use the correct official system for the record you actually need.
If a case moved from the 67th District Court to the 7th Judicial Circuit Court, search the circuit route as well. Felony trial records, many appeals, divorce, and larger civil cases are not completed in district court.
Federal civil and criminal records use PACER and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. The federal Flint courthouse is listed at 600 Church Street, Flint.
Bankruptcy is federal. Use the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and PACER, not 67th District Court or MiCOURT.
How to read 67th District Court results without over-interpreting them
MiCOURT and local dockets can show entries such as complaints, citations, pleas, hearings, judgments, defaults, dismissals, warrants, payments, adjournments and dispositions. The meaning depends on case type and later entries.
Plaintiff, defendant, landlord, tenant, claimant, respondent, prosecutor, officer, creditor and debtor are roles. A role does not always mean wrongdoing.
Open, closed, dismissed, defaulted, satisfied, bound over, adjourned, pending, disposed or reopened entries need context. Check the final disposition and later docket activity.
A screenshot is not the same as a certified court record. Use the court for certified dispositions, judgments, orders, or records needed for official use.
Use 67th District Court records carefully
- Do not identify someone from a common name alone.
- Compare court, case number, date, party role, case type, and lawful identifiers.
- Do not assume a charge, citation, or complaint is a conviction.
- Do not assume a civil judgment is unpaid without checking later satisfaction or appeal entries.
- Do not harass, threaten, shame, stalk or retaliate against anyone.
- Do not republish unnecessary sensitive information.
- Do not bypass sealing, suppression, expungement, juvenile or confidentiality protections.
- Contact the official court for corrections, certified copies, record restrictions, or access questions.
Frequently asked questions about 67th District Court records
What is the official way to search 67th District Court records?
Start with Michigan’s official MiCOURT Case Search. Use the 67th District Court or Genesee County filter when available, then search by case number, party name, or other supported fields. For older or non-online records, contact the 67th District Court records office.
Which county is the 67th District Court in?
This guide covers the 67th District Court in Genesee County, Michigan. It serves district-court matters across Genesee County, including Flint-area and branch-court matters. If you meant a different state or court number, use that court’s official directory instead.
What types of cases does the 67th District Court handle?
The 67th District Court generally handles misdemeanors, traffic and civil infractions, landlord-tenant cases, small claims, limited civil cases, and felony preliminary proceedings. Felonies after bindover, divorce, larger civil cases, and many family matters route to the 7th Circuit Court.
Are 67th District Court records free to search online?
MiCOURT public case search is available online for informational access. Copy fees, certification fees, transcript fees, staff processing, and older-file retrieval can still apply when you request documents from the court.
Can I search 67th District Court records by name?
Yes, when MiCOURT supports a name search for the case type. A name match alone is not enough to identify a person. Compare the court, case number, filing date, party role, charge or claim, birth-date information if lawfully visible, and final disposition.
Why can’t I find an older 67th District Court case online?
Older files, non-digitized files, sealed records, suppressed records, expunged records, and restricted case types may not appear in ordinary online results. The 67th District Court has a separate older-record route for files that are not available through the current MiCOURT result.
How do I get a certified copy from the 67th District Court?
Find the case first, identify the exact document, then contact the 67th District Court records office or the specific division handling the case. Provide the case number, party name, approximate filing year, document title, and whether you need certification.
Is a 67th District Court search the same as a criminal background check?
No. A court-record search shows public court case information. It is not a complete criminal-history report, background check, jail custody search, or consumer report. Do not use it for FCRA-regulated employment, housing, credit, insurance, or tenant-screening decisions.
Where do I search appeals or felony cases from the 67th District Court?
Felony cases after bindover and many appeals from district court route to the 7th Judicial Circuit Court in Genesee County. Higher appellate matters use Michigan appellate and Supreme Court search tools, not the district-court record alone.
Where do I search federal or bankruptcy cases from Genesee County?
Use PACER for federal court records. Cass County federal district matters route through the U.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota, with a Fargo divisional courthouse. Bankruptcy records are handled by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of North Dakota and PACER.
Official-source review checklist
This guide was reviewed against Michigan MiCOURT Case Search, MiCOURT terms, Michigan ePay court contacts, Michigan Court Rules Chapter 8, Michigan Courts case search resources, 67th District Court resources, Genesee County public board materials concerning the 67th District Court, 7th Judicial Circuit Court resources, Eastern District of Michigan federal records guidance, Eastern District of Michigan Bankruptcy Court resources, and PACER pricing. Review date: September 19, 2026.