Circuit Clerk
Kim Mason
Welcome to the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk's Office. We hope you will find this page to be a useful and convenient tool in accessing the information you may need in relation to the 15th Judicial Circuit, as well as the many services this office provides. We encourage you to reference this information often for frequent updates.
Lafayette Hall is located one block south of Main Street and the Lafayette County Courthouse. You may contact the Circuit Clerk via e-mail at Kim.Mason@courts.mo.gov. The office hours are 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. This office honors all holidays regulated by the State of Missouri.
You should know that the Court is prohibited by law from responding to requests for legal advice. All such requests should be made directly with a licensed attorney. Further, documents received as attachments via the Circuit Clerk's e-mail are not a valid means of filing with the Court. All pleadings and documents must be filed with the Circuit Clerk’s Office pursuant to the requirements of the law.
Located in Lafayette Hall
116 S. 10th St.
PO Box 10
Lexington, MO 64067
Telephone - 660-259-6101
Fax - 660-259-6148
ALL RECORDS REQUESTS AND PROPOSED ORDERS SHOULD BE EMAILED TO: Lafayette.email@courts.mo.govPO Box 10
Lexington, MO 64067
Telephone - 660-259-6101
Fax - 660-259-6148
Welcome to the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk's Office. We hope you will find this page to be a useful and convenient tool in accessing the information you may need in relation to the 15th Judicial Circuit, as well as the many services this office provides. We encourage you to reference this information often for frequent updates.
Lafayette Hall is located one block south of Main Street and the Lafayette County Courthouse. You may contact the Circuit Clerk via e-mail at Kim.Mason@courts.mo.gov. The office hours are 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. This office honors all holidays regulated by the State of Missouri.
You should know that the Court is prohibited by law from responding to requests for legal advice. All such requests should be made directly with a licensed attorney. Further, documents received as attachments via the Circuit Clerk's e-mail are not a valid means of filing with the Court. All pleadings and documents must be filed with the Circuit Clerk’s Office pursuant to the requirements of the law.