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Recording Division - Relocation
The Recording Division (including Marriage & Passports and Tax Deed) has moved to the following address (effective 12/1/06):
The "Physical Location" of Recording is:
Recording Division
161 E. Jefferson Street (across the street from the Court House)
Brooksville, Florida
The "Mailing Address" for the Recording Division (including Tax Deed and Marriage & Passports) will remain as follows:
Recording Division - RM# 215
20 N. Main Street
Brooksville, FL 34601
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Volunteering
If you are interested in volunteering for the Clerk's Office, please contact
John Heyne at jheyne@co.hernando.fl.us.
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Documents filed in the Clerk's Office
The Clerk's Office cannot accept documents via e-mail, fax or other electronic means for filing that are court records.
If you would like to file a document in your case, please deliver it to our office in person or by regular mail.
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House Bill 1679 & Florida Statues, Section 28.2221
Notice regarding recorded documents displayed on Clerk's Internet...
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House Bill 1673 (2002); 1675(2002) & 1563(2006)
Notice relating to social security, bank account, debit & credit card numbers contained in a court record and/or documents recorded in the official records...
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House Bill 7019 & Florida Statutes, Section 201.022
Notice regarding Department of Revenue "DR-219" form... read more |
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Article 5 (F.S.28.241)
Effective July 1, 2003, a mandatory $50.00 filing fee will be charged pursuant to F.S.28.241 on any
civil action, suit of proceeding in the circuit court that is reopened. |
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Notice Regarding Filing Court Documents
Any person preparing or filing a court document should not include a social security number or a
complete bank account, debit, charge, or credit card number in such document, unless required by law or
court rule, or necessary to the adjudication of the case...
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