Clerk of Court
Jerri Ann Roseneau
Beaufort County Clerk of CourtNew Federally Mandated Child/Spousal Support System
The South Carolina Department of Social Services will officially implement the federally mandated State Disbursement Unit (SDU) in Beaufort County effective April 1, 2019. Citizens currently making support payments to Beaufort County Clerk of Court will make payments to the South Carolina State Disbursement Unit and mailed to: South Carolina State Disbursement Unit P.O. Box 100302 Columbia, SC 29202-3302
Learn MoreCommon Pleas Roster Information
Jury Trial Information
You may view the new Common Pleas Jury Trial Rosters at Beaufort County Court Rosters.
If you have any questions regarding the Common Pleas Jury Trial Roster, please send an email to jroseneau@bcgov.net.
Motions Information
You may view the new Common Pleas Motions Rosters at Beaufort County Court Rosters.
If you have any questions regarding the Common Pleas Motions Roster, please send an email to jroseneau@bcgov.net.
Master In Equity Motions Information
All questions or requests can be directed to Judge Marvin Dukes' assistant Heather McLeod at (843) 470-5297 or email: hmcleod@bcgov.net.
General Sessions Roster Information
Jury Trial Information
You may view the General Sessions Roster at Beaufort County Court Rosters.
The General Sessions Roster is managed by the Chief Judge for Administrative Purposes (CJAP). If you have questions regarding a case on the General Sessions Roster please contact the Fourteenth Circuit Solicitor, the Fourteenth Circuit Public Defender or your private attorney for further information.
The Clerk of Court DOES NOT schedule court dates for General Sessions.
Family Court
South Carolina Court Administration: www.sccourts.org
For copies of Birth Certificates contact:
Beaufort County Vital Records601 Wilmington Street
(843) 252-7637
For information on Marriage Licenses click here.
For information on Bankruptcy Court: www.scb.uscourts.gov
Jury Duty Scam:
Please be aware of a Jury Duty Scam currently affecting South Carolina residents. There have been recent reports of residents being called by individuals claiming to be court officers or law enforcement officers stating a warrant has been issued for your failure to appear for jury duty. These individuals will attempt to verify your personal information and/or tell you that the warrant can be taken care of by paying a fine with your credit card or by obtaining a pre-paid debt card. The public is urged to report these calls to local law enforcement.
Do not give out any sensitive personal information. Court officials will not ask for money over the phone. All Beaufort County Courts notify residents by mail if they are selected for jury duty, or if they have missed jury duty.