This portal site allows you to search case data from the Court's case management system. General public case access is limited to 45 searches per day. Justice Partner searches are not limited. Please contact the Portal Admin Team at portaladmin@madera.courts.ca.gov if your role requires increased daily access, or for technical difficulties with account access.This email address is only for technical support with Portal access and is not to be used for case-specific inquiries or remote appearance issues.
Expanded access for specified government agencies pursuant to California Rule of Court 2.540 is now available. Please contact the Portal Admin Team at portaladmin@madera.courts.ca.gov for information on the access request process.
Effective November 1, 2023, expanded access for specified parties and attorneys pursuant to California Rules of Court 2.515, 2.517, 2.518, 2.519, 2.520, 2.521 and 2.522 is available. Please contact the Court at (559) 416-5599 during business hours and a Judicial Assistant can provide further information on the access request process. Attorneys can also request access to multiple cases by using the Attorney Case Access Request Form.
Under California Rule of Court 2.504(b), unless electronically certified by the court, a trial court record available by electronic access is not the official record of the court. To obtain a certified copy of a trial court record, contact the Court at (559) 416-5599 during business hours and a Judicial Assistant can assist you further. In addition, information is available on the Madera Superior Court website regarding procedures for requesting certified copies and all applicable fees.
The ability to search case data requires users to create/register for an account. Please utilize the link below for the applicable instructions:
Account Creation and Search Instructions
The Madera County Superior Court now accepts electronically filed petitions for Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Orders and Gun Violence Restraining Orders, pursuant to SB 538 (2021-22 Legislative Year), AB 887 (2021-22 Legislative Year), AB 2960 (2021-22 Legislative Year) and the court’s local rules (Division 6).
These petitions can be filed through this Portal free of charge. An account is required in order to access this feature. Initial petitions can be filed by clicking ‘Domestic Violence Filing’ or ‘Gun Violence Filing’ on the left-hand side of the Home screen after you have logged in. For subsequent filings in an existing case, you must log into the Portal and access your case through the ‘My Cases’ link. Please note that staff must verify your identity and grant expanded access before the case will appear on the ‘My Cases’ page. Please contact the Civil Division at (559) 416-5565 during business hours to obtain expanded case access in Domestic Violence and Gun Violence matters as noted above.
Expanded access for specified government agencies pursuant to California Rule of Court 2.540 is now available. Please contact the Portal Admin Team at portaladmin@madera.courts.ca.gov for information on the access request process.
Effective November 1, 2023, expanded access for specified parties and attorneys pursuant to California Rules of Court 2.515, 2.517, 2.518, 2.519, 2.520, 2.521 and 2.522 is available. Please contact the Court at (559) 416-5599 during business hours and a Judicial Assistant can provide further information on the access request process. Attorneys can also request access to multiple cases by using the Attorney Case Access Request Form.
Under California Rule of Court 2.504(b), unless electronically certified by the court, a trial court record available by electronic access is not the official record of the court. To obtain a certified copy of a trial court record, contact the Court at (559) 416-5599 during business hours and a Judicial Assistant can assist you further. In addition, information is available on the Madera Superior Court website regarding procedures for requesting certified copies and all applicable fees.
The ability to search case data requires users to create/register for an account. Please utilize the link below for the applicable instructions:
Account Creation and Search Instructions
Additional Information
Domestic Violence (DV) and Gun Violence (GV) Petitions
The Madera County Superior Court now accepts electronically filed petitions for Domestic Violence Restraining Orders, Domestic Violence Temporary Restraining Orders and Gun Violence Restraining Orders, pursuant to SB 538 (2021-22 Legislative Year), AB 887 (2021-22 Legislative Year), AB 2960 (2021-22 Legislative Year) and the court’s local rules (Division 6).
These petitions can be filed through this Portal free of charge. An account is required in order to access this feature. Initial petitions can be filed by clicking ‘Domestic Violence Filing’ or ‘Gun Violence Filing’ on the left-hand side of the Home screen after you have logged in. For subsequent filings in an existing case, you must log into the Portal and access your case through the ‘My Cases’ link. Please note that staff must verify your identity and grant expanded access before the case will appear on the ‘My Cases’ page. Please contact the Civil Division at (559) 416-5565 during business hours to obtain expanded case access in Domestic Violence and Gun Violence matters as noted above.
If you’d like to request a Zoom link to appear remotely for a case(s), please visit the following page:
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Remote Video Appearances
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Online Portal Disclaimer: The purpose of this system is to provide the ability to research and locate Superior Court of California, County of Madera Criminal, Civil, Traffic, Probate, and Family Law matters for a particular case / citation number. The most current filings may or may not be in the system. While the court strives to ensure accuracy of the information it provides, the court recognizes that on occasion errors occur. Thus, the court encourages anyone seeking to rely on this information to verify it by checking any court paperwork or notice that you may have. Use of the information contained in the Court's Online Portal is the user’s responsibility.