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The Office of the Chief Judge, Circuit Court of Cook County, located in Markham, Ill., is a unified court system that serves the citizens of the Cook County. It was created in 1964 and has more than eight divisions and six districts. Circuit Court of Cook County has more than 400 judges that handle over 2 million cases annually. It comprises three functional departments, such as County, Municipal and Juvenile Justice and Child Protection. The County Department has special judges that handle various types of cases, such as contract matters, liens and creditor s rights, dissolution of partnerships and corporations, adoption, elections, real estate taxes, municipal organizations, and divorce, sexual abuse and criminal cases. Additionally, its Municipal Department handles cases involving domestic violence, housing, licenses, ordinance and traffic enforcement, small claims and alternate dispute resolution. The Juvenile Justice and Child Protection Department hears cases involving minor s drug and alcohol addictions and substance abuse and neglect.

The Marshall County Treasurer's Office in Lacon, IL is responsible for collecting fees for Rabies Tags and managing tax payments for Marshall County residents. They offer online payment options for Rabies Tags, and residents are required to submit a current rabies certificate with their payment. The office also conducts a sealed bid auction sale for the County Trustee, and provides general information on tax bills and payment options. Residents can make tax payments in person at participating area banks or at the County Collector's Office, and payments can also be made by mail or credit card with a convenience fee. The office emphasizes the importance of timely payments and provides settlement reports for different tax years. Located at the Marshall County Courthouse, the Treasurer's Office serves the people of Marshall County, Illinois.Generated from the website

The County Recorder of Deeds in Ottawa, IL is a government office responsible for maintaining and preserving property records and legal documents related to real estate transactions within the county. They provide a vital service by ensuring the accuracy and accessibility of land records for public use and legal purposes. Generated from their business information