Juvenile Court Clerk- Juvenile Intake
Listed on 2026-03-03
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Administrative/Clerical
Clerical -
Law/Legal
Overview & Benefits
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General SummaryAnnual Salary: $49,884–66,835
This position is onsite.
Do you enjoy detailed clerical work that supports fairness and efficiency in the justice system? As a Juvenile Court Support Clerk, you’ll play an essential role in keeping court operations running smoothly by preparing, processing, and reviewing legal documents related to juvenile court cases. You’ll assist attorneys, the public, and court staff, ensuring all records are accurate, complete, and in compliance with court rules and laws.
This position is ideal for someone who values precision, organization, and meaningful public service in a professional legal setting.
- Prepare and process court documents to arrange hearings, update case files, and finalize orders.
- Review legal paperwork for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with court procedures and laws.
- Assist attorneys, judges, and the public by providing information on legal processes and case status.
- Maintain case files and utilize court software to input, track, and retrieve case‑related information.
- Contribute to the fair administration of justice by ensuring accurate and timely processing of court cases.
- Gain valuable clerical experience while learning about legal procedures and court operations.
- Work in a professional, team‑oriented environment that values accuracy and public service.
- Develop transferable skills in organization, communication, and attention to detail that support long‑term career growth.
If you are organized, detail‑oriented, and motivated to support the important work of the Court, this position offers an excellent opportunity to grow your skills while making a difference in your community.
Minimum QualificationsEXPERIENCE, TRAINING, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
RequiredMinimum Qualifications
Must be a high school graduate or have a certificate of successful completion of the General Educational Development (GED) Test.
Have had at least two (2) years of full‑time clerical work experience in a court setting.
Essential Job FunctionsAnswer public inquiries concerning legal procedures for Juvenile/Adoption Services. Collects and delivers fees for petitions to the Treasurer’s Office, mails certified copies of legal papers, prepares detention and custody orders and prepares court schedules.
Assists in collecting receipts, records and deposit fees for petitions and certified copies with the Treasurer's Office as needed to ensure the proper processing of adoptions.
Records daily statistics regarding adoptions as required by law and Court policy, including all hearings, requests for information, adoption orders, petitions and completed adoptions to prepare monthly, bi‑annual and special compilations for the supervisor and the state.
Logs important information in adoption cases such as date of adoption petition, hearing dates and orders to monitor the progress of each case. Types related material.
Assists in answering written requests for information including mailing petitions, information lists on adoption procedures, etc., as requested.
Dictates directions for typing by the word processing unit, of moderately complex transfer, consent and rehearing petitions from information on complaints, information provided by assistant prosecutors and/or information provided by caseworkers.
Prepares and types moderately complex court orders and related forms including summonses, subpoenas, waivers, temporary…
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