Horry County SC Court Records Search: Public Index, Dockets, Clerk Copies, Probate & Federal Routes
Use this guide to search Horry County South Carolina court records through official sources, choose the correct court, avoid name-match mistakes, request copies, and separate court records from deeds, jail bookings, Family Court, Probate Court, municipal tickets, appeals, bankruptcy, and federal PACER records.
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Responsible-use warning: a matching name does not prove identity. A charge, arrest, citation, complaint, indictment, warrant, petition, lawsuit, docket entry, or court date does not prove guilt or liability. Do not use this guide for employment, tenant, credit, insurance, licensing, or other FCRA-regulated screening decisions.
Horry County court records are split across several official systems
The South Carolina Judicial Branch lists Horry County in Judicial Circuit 15, with the Horry County Courthouse at 1301 Second Avenue, Conway, SC 29526. The Horry County Clerk of Court provides Circuit and Family Court services, while Probate Court, Magistrate Courts, Municipal Courts, the Register of Deeds, the Sheriff, appellate courts, federal district court, and bankruptcy court each handle different records.
The most common search mistake is treating the Public Index as one complete database for every Horry County record. The Public Index is the best official starting point for many trial and summary court case records, but it does not replace the Family Court Public Portal, Probate Court, Register of Deeds, municipal courts, sheriff bookings, C-Track appeals, or PACER.
Horry County is listed by the South Carolina Judicial Branch as part of Judicial Circuit 15.
The main courthouse and several public offices are located in Conway at 1301 Second Avenue.
The Clerk lists a Conway main office and a South Strand office on Scipio Lane in Myrtle Beach.
Federal District Court case-number guidance places Horry County in Division 4, Florence.
Horry County SC court-record route finder
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Enable cookies and JavaScript, accept the official disclaimer, then search by case number when available. If searching by name, compare the court, case number, filing date, party role, docket activity, and disposition.
How to search Horry County court records without using the wrong system
Start with the court that created the record. A civil judgment, felony prosecution, divorce case, estate file, small-claims case, city traffic ticket, jail booking, land record, appeal, and federal case can all require different official sources.
Decide whether the record belongs to Common Pleas, General Sessions, Family Court, Probate Court, Magistrate Court, Municipal Court, Master-in-Equity, Register of Deeds, Sheriff, appellate court, federal district court, or bankruptcy court.
Use the Horry County Public Index linked from the South Carolina Judicial Branch or Horry County official pages. Enable cookies and JavaScript and accept the disclaimer only on the official system.
Case-number searching is safer than name-only searching. If the case number is unknown, use party name, business name, court type, court agency, case type, or date filters when the official screen provides them.
Check the court, case type, filing date, party role, attorney, docket events, disposition, judgment, and any linked actions before assuming the case belongs to a specific person or business.
Use the South Carolina Family Court Public Portal and Horry County Family Court contact route for divorce, custody, child support, adoption, and other family matters. Expect additional privacy limits.
Horry County Probate Court handles estates, wills, trusts, guardianships, conservatorships, involuntary commitments, marriage licenses, and certified marriage certificates.
Deeds, mortgages, plats, and land records are not ordinary court dockets. Use the Horry County Register of Deeds and official Acclaim search.
A web result or screenshot is not a certified court record. Ask the Clerk, Probate Court, magistrate, municipal court, appellate clerk, federal clerk, or bankruptcy clerk for current copy and certification rules.
Which Horry County court-record system should you use?
Use this table before searching. It prevents the common mistake of sending every Horry County query to one database even when the record belongs to another court or agency.
| Need | Correct official route | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| Common Pleas civil lawsuit, judgment, foreclosure-related civil case, tort, contract, or major civil docket | Horry County Public Index / Horry County Clerk of Court / Common Pleas | Search by case number or party name, then verify the division, docket entries, judgment status, and whether the case moved to Master-in-Equity or appeal. |
| General Sessions felony or serious criminal case | Horry County Public Index / Clerk of Court General Sessions / Fifteenth Circuit Solicitor | Search the Public Index, then verify disposition, indictment, plea, sentence, expungement status, or certified copy needs with the Clerk or Solicitor as appropriate. |
| Family Court, divorce, custody, support, adoption, or domestic matter | South Carolina Family Court Public Portal / Horry County Clerk of Court Family Court | Use the family portal or Family Court division, but expect privacy limits for children, support, adoption, and sensitive family documents. |
| Probate, estate, will, trust, guardianship, conservatorship, marriage license, or marriage certificate | Horry County Probate Court | Use Probate Court, not the ordinary trial Public Index alone. Estates opened in person require appointments, and wills must be filed within 30 days from date of death if there is a will. |
| Magistrate small claim, landlord-tenant, traffic, misdemeanor, preliminary, bond, or summary court matter | Horry County Public Index / correct Horry County Magistrate Court | Identify the specific magistrate court such as Conway, Myrtle Beach, Little River, Loris, Surfside Beach, Aynor, Green Sea, Domestic Violence Court, or Bond Court. |
| Municipal ticket, city ordinance, local traffic, or city court case | Correct municipal court, such as Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Conway, Surfside Beach, Loris, Atlantic Beach, Briarcliffe Acres, or Aynor | Use the city named on the ticket or notice. Municipal cases may not be handled by the Horry County Clerk in the same way as Circuit Court records. |
| Foreclosure, partition, equity, or Master-in-Equity matter | Horry County Master-in-Equity / Common Pleas route | Search the Public Index and contact Master-in-Equity at 843-915-5310 when the case is assigned there or involves foreclosure-related processing. |
| Deed, mortgage, plat, land record, or recorded instrument | Horry County Register of Deeds / Acclaim Official Records Search | Use name, book/page, legal description, document type, consideration, or record-date searching in the Register of Deeds system. Do not treat deeds as court case dockets. |
| Current custody, jail booking, inmate location, or release status | Horry County Sheriff / J. Reuben Long Detention Center bookings and releases | Use jail tools for custody only. Verify court dates, charges, dispositions, bond, or certified criminal records with the court clerk. |
| State appeal from Horry County | South Carolina C-Track Public Access / Supreme Court or Court of Appeals | Search by appellate case number or party, then compare the appellate case to the lower Horry County court case number. |
| Federal civil, criminal, or bankruptcy case | PACER / U.S. District Court District of South Carolina / U.S. Bankruptcy Court District of South Carolina | Use PACER Case Locator if the federal court is unknown. Horry County federal district cases are in the Florence division, while bankruptcy case assignment places Horry County in the Charleston Division. |
How to request Horry County court copies or certified copies
A Public Index screen, docket printout, or downloaded image is not always a certified court record. Certified copies must come from the office that maintains the original court file or record.
| Record type | Custodian | Copy-fee guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Circuit Court Common Pleas or General Sessions court file | Horry County Clerk of Court | The reviewed Clerk page did not publish one ordinary court-copy fee table for every record type. Call the correct Clerk division before mailing payment or visiting. |
| Family Court record or divorce case file | Horry County Clerk of Court / Family Court | Verify access and copy eligibility first because family records may contain confidential or restricted information. |
| Probate record, estate, guardianship, conservatorship, or marriage certificate | Horry County Probate Court | Probate fees list photocopy and microfilm copies at $0.50 per page, certified copy issuance at $5.00 plus photocopy pages, and certified marriage certificate fees separately. |
| Certified marriage certificate | Horry County Probate Court Marriage License Division | The marriage page lists $5.00 per certified copy for 1994 to current records, and a $10.00 research fee plus $5.00 per certified copy for records prior to 1994. |
| Magistrate or Municipal Court record | The specific magistrate or municipal court that handled the case | Call the court named on the ticket, summons, or docket before ordering copies because court locations and fee procedures differ. |
| Federal District Court record | U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina / PACER | The District of South Carolina records page lists public-terminal printing at $0.10 per page, Clerk copy work at $0.50 per page, and a $34.00 Clerk-performed name search fee payable in advance. |
| Federal PACER docket or document | PACER / federal court | PACER pricing verified September 7, 2026: $0.10 per page, $3.00 cap for many case-specific documents and reports, and $30 quarterly waiver threshold. A temporary increase to $0.12 per page and $40 quarterly waiver threshold starts January 1, 2027. |
Court records, deeds, jail bookings, police reports, and vital records are different
Horry County has several public-facing records systems, but they do not all answer the same question. Use the correct source before concluding that a record is missing.
- Civil lawsuits and judgments
- General Sessions criminal cases
- Family Court and divorce cases
- Magistrate and municipal tickets
- Probate, estate, will, and guardianship files
- Appeals and federal cases through separate systems
- Current jail custody and bookings through the Sheriff
- Deeds, mortgages, plats, and land records through Register of Deeds
- Police incident reports through the police or sheriff agency that created them
- Marriage certificates through Probate Court
- Federal dockets through PACER
- Administrative county records through the proper FOIA/public records office
Official Horry County court-record links and what to do after opening each one
Every important link below points to an official county, court, state judiciary, sheriff, federal, bankruptcy, or court-authorized source. Follow the micro-steps so you do not search the wrong system.
Use this for many Horry County trial and summary court case records.
- Confirm the page is on publicindex.sccourts.org.
- Enable cookies and JavaScript if prompted.
- Read and accept the official disclaimer only if you agree.
- Search by case number first when available.
- Use court type, agency, case type, name, or date filters when needed.
Use this for Circuit Court and Family Court services, public portal links, Public Index, child support payments, passports, court rosters, and Clerk contact details.
- Use the Public Index link for case lookup.
- Use Family Court, Common Pleas, General Sessions, or Central Traffic contact numbers based on the case type.
- Call before visiting for copies or certified copies.
- Use the South Strand office only when it handles your request.
Use this for Horry County courthouse, judicial circuit, Clerk of Court, judges, Register of Deeds, magistrate courts, and official quick links.
- Confirm Horry County is in Judicial Circuit 15.
- Use Case Records Search for the Public Index.
- Use Court Rosters for schedules.
- Use the listed court contacts when an online search does not answer the question.
Use this for Family Court records when a family case is not fully handled through the ordinary trial public index route.
- Read the official disclaimer.
- Search only on the official sccourts.org portal.
- Expect privacy restrictions for children, support, adoption, and sensitive family matters.
- Contact Horry Family Court at 843-915-5081 if the official record is needed.
Use this for Horry County court schedules and roster-style information.
- Select the roster or court type shown by the system.
- Use browser find to locate a party, attorney, case number, or date.
- Remember rosters can change after posting.
- Call the correct court division for urgent schedule verification.
Use this for court calendars, public rosters, Public Index, Family Court portals, and Horry County administrative orders.
- Use the public links if you are not an attorney.
- Check current Common Pleas and Family Court calendar sections.
- Review administrative orders when procedure or appearance mode matters.
- Do not assume remote appearance is allowed without court approval.
Use this for estates, wills, minor or incapacitated person matters, trusts, involuntary commitments, marriage licenses, and marriage certificates.
- Use Probate Court for estate and marriage records.
- Call or email before opening an estate in person because appointments are required.
- File a will within 30 days from the date of death if there is a will.
- Use the Probate Court fee page before ordering certified copies.
Use this for probate copy, certification, research, estate, marriage, and related Probate Court fees.
- Find the fee category that matches your record.
- Check whether the amount is per page, per certified copy, or based on estate value.
- Confirm payment method before mailing anything.
- Call Probate Court at 843-915-5370 if the fee is unclear.
Use this for Horry County marriage-license instructions and certified marriage certificate requests.
- Use Probate Court, not the Clerk of Court, for certified marriage certificates.
- For mail requests, complete the Certified Marriage Certificate Request Form.
- Include the correct fee for 1994-current or prior-to-1994 records.
- Mail the request to the Probate Court Marriage License Division.
Use this for deeds, mortgages, plats, and other land records.
- Do not use a court docket search for deed research.
- Use the Register of Deeds or Acclaim search for recorded instruments.
- Search all possible spelling variations of proper names.
- Call 843-915-5430 for recording or records questions.
Use this for official recorded documents, not ordinary court case dockets.
- Read the official disclaimer.
- Search by name, book/page, legal description, document type, consideration, or record date.
- Remember redaction bars may behave differently after document purchase.
- Contact Register of Deeds for account or document support.
Use this to identify the specific Horry County magistrate court and contact number.
- Find Horry County in the list.
- Match the case to the proper magistrate location.
- Use the court named on your ticket, warrant, summons, or notice.
- Call the court before appearing if the schedule is unclear.
Use this for Horry County city and town courts, including Atlantic Beach, Briarcliffe Acres, Conway, Loris, Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, and Aynor.
- Find the city or town listed on the citation.
- Use the municipal court contact information.
- Ask whether the case appears online, in a city system, or in the Public Index.
- Do not assume city tickets are held by the Circuit Clerk.
Use this for J. Reuben Long Detention Center booking and release information, not final court disposition.
- Use the booking tool only for custody status.
- Remember Horry County says it cannot validate every posted booking detail.
- Use the Clerk for official court case records.
- Never treat a booking as proof of conviction.
Use this for Horry County and Fifteenth Circuit expungement screening and local expungement information.
- Read the eligibility notes carefully.
- Confirm whether the charge was General Sessions, Magistrate, Municipal, or juvenile.
- Use the Solicitor route for eligible General Sessions or juvenile matters where applicable.
- Contact the summary court directly for some Magistrate or Municipal dismissed / not guilty / nolle prossed cases.
Use this for statewide General Sessions, juvenile, Magistrate Court, and Municipal Court expungement process information.
- Select the correct process page for your court type.
- Check fees and required certified checks or money orders when applicable.
- Use the court or solicitor in the circuit where the offense occurred.
- Do not bypass sealed or expunged record protections.
Use this for South Carolina Supreme Court and Court of Appeals public appellate case information.
- Read the appellate public-access terms.
- Search by appellate case number, participant, or other supported field.
- Remember non-public, sealed, or confidential appellate cases and documents are not available for ordinary public viewing.
- Contact the appellate Clerk if official verification is needed.
Use this for federal civil and criminal cases filed in the District of South Carolina.
- Confirm the case is federal, not Horry County state court.
- Use PACER for federal dockets and documents.
- For Horry County, check the Florence division route.
- Use the federal records pages for older records, copy requests, and case-number explanation.
Use this for federal case-search methods, older federal record coverage, and Clerk name-search fee details.
- Use case number if known.
- Use PACER for civil cases from November 1990 forward and criminal cases from September 1992 forward.
- Ask the federal Clerk about older records, microfiche, or Federal Records Center retrieval.
- Include the required fee if asking the Clerk to perform a name search.
Use this for the McMillan Federal Building in Florence, which serves Division 4 federal district court matters.
- Confirm your federal case is assigned to the Florence division.
- Use PACER for the docket.
- Call 843-676-3820 for federal court location questions.
- Follow federal courthouse security and business-hour rules.
Use this for bankruptcy cases, claims registers, bankruptcy dockets, and bankruptcy clerk information.
- Confirm the matter is bankruptcy, not county civil court.
- Use PACER, WebPacer, VCIS, or bankruptcy court case-information routes.
- For Horry County, note the Charleston Division assignment listed by the bankruptcy court.
- Contact the bankruptcy court if access or copy rules are unclear.
Use this for federal district, bankruptcy, and federal appellate records.
- Use PACER Case Locator if you do not know which federal court has the case.
- Use the specific court PACER system for the most current docket and documents.
- Search by case number when possible to reduce fees.
- Review PACER pricing before opening documents or reports.
Horry County courthouse and records-office locations
Many searches can start online, but certified copies, older records, sealed-record questions, family access issues, probate matters, and court-date verification may require the correct office. Call before visiting to confirm the room, hours, payment method, document availability, and whether the office can issue the record you need.
1301 Second Avenue
Conway, SC 29526
Phone: 843-915-5080
Fax: 843-915-6081
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Directory numbers include Family Court 843-915-5081, Common Pleas 843-915-5083, General Sessions 843-915-5084, Central Traffic Court 843-915-5070.
9630 Scipio Lane
Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
Phone: 843-915-5082
Fax: 843-915-6081
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Confirm whether your request can be handled at South Strand before visiting.
1301 Second Avenue
Conway, SC 29526
Phone: 843-915-5370
Fax: 843-915-6371
Email: hcg.ProbateCourt@horrycountysc.gov
Mailing: P.O. Box 288, Conway, SC 29528. Appointments are required to open an estate in person.
1301 Second Avenue
Conway, SC 29526
Phone: 843-915-5430
Fax: 843-915-6430
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:45 p.m.
Use this office for deeds, mortgages, plats, and land records, not ordinary court dockets.
1201 Third Avenue
Conway, SC 29526
Office: 843-915-5070
Fax: 843-915-6070
Use this route for many central traffic and magistrate matters. Check the court named on the ticket or summons.
4150 J. Reuben Long Avenue
Conway, SC 29526
Detention Center: 843-915-5140
Booking: 843-915-6911
Use detention resources for current custody information. Use court clerks for official dispositions and certified records.
Where Horry County appeals, federal cases, and bankruptcy records go
A Horry County case may leave the local trial-court record path if it is appealed or if it belongs to federal court. Use the proper statewide or federal record system before assuming the Horry County Public Index is incomplete.
Use South Carolina C-Track Public Access for Supreme Court of South Carolina and South Carolina Court of Appeals case information. C-Track generally covers cases pending or filed on or after May 1, 2012, with older events and documents more limited.
Federal civil and criminal cases from Horry County use the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina and PACER. Federal case-number guidance places Horry County in Division 4, Florence.
Bankruptcy is federal, not a county civil case. Use the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of South Carolina and PACER. The bankruptcy court lists Horry County in the Charleston Division assignment.
What to do if a Horry County court-record search returns no result
- Wrong court: Circuit, Family, Probate, Magistrate, Municipal, Master-in-Equity, appellate, federal, or bankruptcy.
- Wrong portal: Public Index used for Probate, Register of Deeds, sheriff bookings, or federal records.
- Wrong spelling, maiden name, suffix, business punctuation, LLC/Inc. variation, or attorney name.
- Wrong filing year, agency, case type, date range, or court roster.
- Searching a city ticket in a county court route.
- Sealed, expunged, juvenile, confidential, or restricted record.
- Family Court document with privacy limits.
- Record exists only in an office file, older archive, or separate court system.
- Online data is delayed or not the official final record of action.
- Federal or bankruptcy matter must be searched through PACER.
Horry County sealed, expunged, juvenile, and restricted records
Do not try to bypass sealed, expunged, juvenile, or confidential record restrictions. If a case is missing from a public search, it may be sealed, expunged, restricted, in a different court, delayed, or not available through online public access.
- Use the Solicitor’s Office in the circuit where the offense occurred.
- South Carolina’s General Sessions process lists separate certified checks or money orders for solicitor, SLED, and Clerk filing fees when applicable.
- Some dismissed, discharged, or nolle prossed charges may be exempt from the solicitor administrative fee depending on the rule and case history.
- Do not assume every conviction can be expunged.
- Use the summary court route when the case was disposed in Magistrate or Municipal Court.
- South Carolina courts explain special procedures for not guilty, dismissed, or nolle prossed summary-court cases.
- Traffic convictions generally cannot be expunged except limited exceptions identified by official sources.
- Contact the specific court or Horry County Solicitor if the route is unclear.
Use Horry County court records carefully
- Do not identify a person from a common name alone.
- Compare case number, court, agency, party role, filing date, docket entries, attorney, disposition, and lawful identifiers.
- Do not assume a charge, warrant, complaint, indictment, or citation is a conviction.
- Do not assume a civil judgment shows current payment, satisfaction, appeal, or collection status.
- Do not harass, threaten, shame, or retaliate against anyone.
- Do not republish Social Security numbers, driver-license numbers, financial account numbers, children’s details, addresses, or sensitive personal information.
- Do not scrape, automate, sell, or misuse public-index data.
- Use official custodians for corrections, certified copies, redaction, sealing, expungement, or formal verification.
How to read Horry County docket results without over-interpreting them
A docket is a record of case activity. It may show filings, hearings, motions, orders, judgments, warrants, indictments, continuances, dismissals, pleas, sentences, financial entries, or court events. It may not explain the full legal meaning of each entry.
Plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, respondent, appellant, appellee, prosecutor, debtor, creditor, decedent, personal representative, guardian, conservator, and ward are roles. A role does not automatically mean wrongdoing.
Arrest, booking, charge, indictment, plea, conviction, acquittal, dismissal, nolle prosequi, expungement, and sentence are different events. Do not merge them into one conclusion.
A judgment entry may not show whether the judgment was paid, satisfied, appealed, vacated, stayed, discharged, or recorded elsewhere. Check later docket entries and official records.
Frequently asked questions about Horry County court records
What is the official way to search Horry County SC court records?
Start with the South Carolina Judicial Branch Horry County Public Index for many trial court and summary court records. Use the Horry County Clerk of Court for Circuit and Family Court records, the Family Court Public Portal for family matters, Probate Court for estates and marriage records, Magistrate or Municipal Court for many summary matters, and PACER for federal records.
Is Horry County part of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit?
Yes. The South Carolina Judicial Branch lists Horry County in Judicial Circuit 15. The Horry County Courthouse is located at 1301 Second Avenue in Conway, South Carolina.
Can I search Horry County court records by name?
Yes, the public index and some court systems support party-name or business-name searching. A name match alone does not prove identity, so compare the court, case number, case type, party role, filing date, docket entries, and final disposition before relying on a result.
Which office handles Horry County Circuit Court and Family Court records?
The Horry County Clerk of Court handles Circuit Court and Family Court services. The main Conway office is at 1301 Second Avenue, Conway, SC 29526, and the general Clerk number is 843-915-5080.
Where do I search Horry County probate or marriage records?
Use Horry County Probate Court for estates, wills, guardianships, conservatorships, trusts, involuntary commitments, marriage licenses, and certified marriage certificates. Probate Court is located at 1301 Second Avenue in Conway and can be reached at 843-915-5370.
Are Horry County deeds and land records the same as court records?
No. Court records are case records, dockets, judgments, filings, and related court documents. Deeds, mortgages, plats, and land records are handled by the Horry County Register of Deeds and the official Acclaim records search.
How do I find Horry County court rosters or hearing dates?
Use the Horry County Court Rosters link or the South Carolina Judicial Branch Court Roster Search. Rosters can change, so verify urgent hearing dates with the correct Clerk division or court office.
How much do Horry County court copies or certified copies cost?
The reviewed Clerk of Court page did not publish one ordinary court-copy fee table for every court record type, so verify copy and certification costs with the correct Clerk division before ordering. Probate Court separately lists certified marriage certificates at $5.00 for 1994 to current records and a $10.00 research fee plus $5.00 certified copy fee for records prior to 1994.
Why might a Horry County court case not appear online?
The case may be in the wrong court, too new, older than the online index, sealed, expunged, juvenile, confidential, restricted, in Family Court, Probate Court, Municipal Court, federal court, bankruptcy court, or listed only on a roster rather than a searchable docket. Contact the correct record custodian when the official record matters.
Where do I search Horry County federal or bankruptcy cases?
Use PACER and the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina for federal district cases. Federal District Court case-number guidance places Horry County in Division 4, Florence. Bankruptcy matters use the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of South Carolina, and Horry County bankruptcy cases are assigned to the Charleston Division.
Official-source review checklist
This guide was reviewed against the Horry County Clerk of Court page, Horry County Online Services, South Carolina Judicial Branch Horry County courthouse page, Horry County Public Index, Horry County court rosters, South Carolina Family Court Public Portal, Horry County Probate Court, Probate Court fees, marriage license and certificate instructions, Horry County Register of Deeds, Acclaim Official Records Search, South Carolina Magistrate Court list, South Carolina Municipal Court list, Horry County Sheriff bookings and releases, J. Reuben Long Detention Center information, Horry County Solicitor expungement resources, South Carolina Judicial Branch expungement process, C-Track Public Access, U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina, District of South Carolina records pages, Florence federal courthouse, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of South Carolina, PACER Find a Case, and PACER pricing resources. Review date: September 7, 2026.