It is our goal to provide information that will help the general public, we cannot provide Legal Opinions.ĭue to the rapidly changing nature of the information on the internet pages, the Franklin County Clerk's Office cannot insure 100% accuracy. The Information contained in this website and its associated web pages is meant to provide legal information, not legal advice. Our mission is to efficiently maintain and protect the integrity and accuracy of the judicial records of the Franklin County Superior Court while providing quality governmental services for the public in an organized, courteous, transparent and responsible manner, while being vigilant and efficient with tax payer dollars. In facing the confines of limited resources, an ever-increasing emphasis will be given to new innovative technologies which will enable staff to "work smarter, not harder" and perform in a more cost-effective manner. The Clerk's Office is committed to enhancing the level of efficiency in its services and access to the public.
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The Clerk's Office is dedicated to providing support to the Superior court and professional service to the public, and the legal community. The Clerk is assisted in fulfilling his duties by a Chief Deputy and Deputy Clerks. Additionally, support staff are provided for seven Superior Court Judges and five Court Commissioners. The office is the official record keeper, and is responsible for processing and managing all Superior Court records and financial transactions, including Civil, Probate, Criminal, Family Law, Juvenile Offender, Truancy, At Risk Youth, Civil Commitment matters, Jury Management and Passport Services. The responsibilities of the Clerk are established by the State Constitution, State Statutes, State Court Rules, and Applicable Local Court Rules. Killian was elected in 2001 and has been re-elected since then.
The Clerk is elected to a four-year term by the electorate of Franklin County. The Franklin County Clerk is a duly elected Constitutional officer provided by the Washington State Constitution in Article 11 Section 5, and is the Clerk of the Superior Court by virtue of his office as mandated by the Washington State Constitution Article 4 section 26.
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