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Harrison County, Missouri Judicial Circuit 3

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This page contains Court information for Harrison County, Missouri Judicial Circuit 3.

Harrison County, Missouri Judicial Circuit 3

Harrison County Courthouse
P.O. Box 189
Bethany, Missouri 64424
(660)425-6425 (telephone)
(660)425-6390 (facsimile)

Andrew A. Krohn, Presiding Judge
Mercer County Courthouse
802 E. Main
Princeton, MO 64673
(660) 748-3430 (telephone)
(660) 748-3442 (fax)

Thomas R. Alley, Associate Circuit Judge

Docket Call: Second Thursday after the first Monday of each month.

General Information:
Clerk's Office
C. Sherece Eivins, Circuit Clerk
(660)425-6425 (telephone)
(660)425-6390 (facsimile)

 

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