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| The Louisiana Clerks of Court Association filed its first Charter in March of 1963. They purchased their first office property on Bricksome Avenue in 1983 under the first director, Orres LeBlanc, Retired Clerk of Court for Iberia Parish. The Board aspires to review and fulfill the goals of the mission, in order to continue efficient and effective representation of its members.
The role of the
Clerk of Court in each parish is to maintain and preserve the official records of the parish. This includes processing and recording all land records, UCC documents, civil and criminal court proceedings, marriage licenses and other miscellaneous legal documents. In addition, each Clerk oversees all elections, election equipment and election personnel.
There are 64 parishes in the State of Louisiana but 76
Clerks of Court because of the division of duties in Orleans Parish until Act 621 becomes effective in 2010. Then, there will be only one
Clerk of Court in Orleans Parish. The offices around the state are different in design, size and staffing, yet similar in purpose. Several of the parishes contain satellite offices. The Association provides benefits for its' members and their eligible employees through the
Louisiana Clerks of Court Insurance
and
Louisiana Clerks of Court Retirement and Relief Fund.
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