Documents
The scanned page, not a citation of it.
Court filings and county-clerk documents, filtered by county, date and type, and opened in the browser rather than downloaded and hunted through.
At a glance
Seven sources, one catalogue
Court filings and the five county-clerk record types, filtered by county, date and kind.
The scan opens in the page
No download and no separate viewer. The document stays addressable, so you can send someone to it.
It says where it cannot look
Every view carries the scan coverage for the county on screen, because empty and unsearchable differ.
What you do here
01
Seven sources in one catalogue
Court filings plus the five county-clerk record types. Filter by county, by date range, and by what kind of document it is.
02
Open it here
The scan renders in the page. No download, no separate viewer, and the document stays addressable so you can send someone straight to it.
03
And it tells you what it does not have
Not every recorded document has a scan, and it varies by county. Every view carries the coverage for the county you are looking at, because an empty result and an unsearchable county are different answers.
What is in it
- Scanned mortgages
- 2,260,199
- Scanned liens
- 464,264
- Scanned lis pendens
- 161,865
Measured September 7, 2026.
Who sees what
- Free
- None. The document catalogue opens on a paid plan.
- Pro
- Deeds, mortgages, assignments, liens, settlements, court filings and foreclosure papers, opened in the page.
Related
- Property records
One record per parcel, assembled from every source that holds a piece of it.
- Property report
A fixed 45-section report per parcel, exportable as a PDF.
Type an address.
Read the property record now. Pick a plan when you need the owner and what is filed against it.