Access Assumption Parish Clerk Records

The Assumption Parish Clerk of Court records search is the main local path for court filings, copies, certified copies, civil and criminal minutes, property records, marriage licenses, and several counter services. Louisiana uses a unified parish clerk model here, so one office handles many record categories that may be split in other states. A request can start online, in person, by mail, by fax, or by email, depending on whether the user needs an index search, an image, a filing, or a certified document.

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Assumption Parish Clerk of Court

The Assumption Parish Clerk of Court is Erin Hebert. The office is the central public-facing record keeper for Assumption Parish court filings and also handles conveyance, mortgage, marriage license, election, jury, passport, and certain birth and death certificate counter functions. The team page shows the practical desk split: civil filing, criminal filing and minutes, criminal minutes, protective orders, non-support, mortgage and conveyance, jury and elections, and administration.

The Clerk team image assigned to this page comes from the official Clerk team page.

Assumption Parish Clerk of Court records team page

That staff structure matters because a criminal minute request, a succession copy, a protective order question, and a mortgage certificate may all go to the same elected office but different desks.

Assumption Parish Clerk of Court

Clerk: Erin Hebert

4809 Highway 1

Napoleonville, LA 70390

Mail: P.O. Drawer 249, Napoleonville, LA 70390

(985) 369-6653

Fax: (985) 369-2032

Email: Ehebert@assumptionclerk.com

Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

assumptionclerk.com/contacts


Assumption Parish Clerk Duties

Louisiana's unified clerk structure means the Assumption Parish Clerk of Court is not limited to one narrow court record lane. The office accepts civil filings, keeps criminal filings and minutes, supports court minutes, issues marriage licenses, assists with jury and election functions, handles conveyance and mortgage records, and maintains local filing channels for documents that become part of the court or land record.

  • Civil and criminal case filings and court minutes.
  • Certified copies of court, marriage, property, and related clerk-held records.
  • Mortgage, conveyance, lien, cancellation, UCC, and property recording work.
  • Marriage license processing, passport service, and local birth/death certificate counter service where authorized.
  • Protective order, non-support, jury, and election support functions listed by the office team page.

The property-record image assigned here comes from the Clerk property-record fee page.

Assumption Parish Clerk of Court property record fee schedule

Property recordings can overlap with court records when a judgment, succession, lien cancellation, or mortgage document must be recorded outside the case file.


Assumption Parish Clerk eSearch

The Clerk record-search page says users can search civil, criminal, and property records through COTT eSearch. The LCRAA page describes public record search for Conveyance & Mortgage and Civil & Criminal records. The public COTT login also warns that users need a modern browser with HTML5 support, pop-ups allowed, cookies and JavaScript enabled, and Adobe Reader rather than an in-browser PDF viewer.

Field or controlTypeRequiredNotes
User IDTextYes for loginSubscriber or account credential.
PasswordPasswordYes for loginPassword is case-sensitive.
Sign InButtonn/aLogin button.
Password ReminderLinkOptionalAccount reminder channel.
Create an AccountLinkOptionalRegistration channel.
Certified DatesLinkOptionalRecommended before searching.
Shopping CartModalOptionalUsed for purchases and history.

The COTT image comes from the COTT Assumption Parish marriage application portal.

Assumption Parish Clerk of Court COTT record and marriage portal

COTT supports more than one clerk workflow in Assumption Parish, including record search access and the marriage application path that still requires final office processing.


Request Assumption Parish Certified Copies

A certified copy is the copy most often needed for court use, title work, estate transfer, licensing, or official proof. The Clerk's fee schedule lists a certification fee per document and separate copy costs for paper exhibits, transcripts, depositions, and other exhibit media.

  1. Identify the record type: civil case, criminal minute, succession, marriage license, conveyance, mortgage, UCC, or another clerk-held record.
  2. Gather the case number, party names, filing date range, document name, book or instrument data if known, and the number of copies needed.
  3. Contact the Clerk by counter, mail, fax, email, or phone to confirm availability, cost, and whether the record can be released.
  4. Pay the required copy and certification fees. Do not assume online images are certified copies.
  5. Use the certified document for official use only after it is issued by the Clerk with the required certification.

Assumption Parish Request Fields

No universal Assumption Parish court-record request form was located in the research. A useful written request to the Clerk should still include the fields that let staff locate the right case, image, certificate, or recorded document.

FieldRequiredNotes
Requester name and contactYesInclude phone, mailing address, and email if asking by mail or email.
Record typeYesCivil, criminal, succession, marriage, mortgage, conveyance, UCC, or other clerk record.
Case number or instrument dataIf knownUse any file number, book/page, instrument, or party index data available.
Party namesYesUse full names, prior names, and business names when relevant.
Date rangeRecommendedApproximate filing, marriage, recording, or judgment date helps narrow the search.
Copy typeYesState plain copy, certified copy, search only, or document image.
Delivery methodYesCounter pickup, mail, fax, or email if allowed for that record.

Assumption Parish Clerk Fees

The Clerk publishes several fee pages. The amounts below are the record-access and filing figures most tied to Clerk of Court searches and copies. Confirm totals before filing because service, recording, and document format can change the final amount.

ItemOfficial amount or note
COTT 1-year index/images subscription$500, plus $1 per printed page
COTT 6-month subscription$300, plus $1 per printed page
COTT 30-day subscription$50, plus $1 per printed page
COTT 24-hour subscription$20, plus $1 per printed page
Certified copy$6 per document
Paper exhibits, attachments, transcripts, depositions$2 per page
Other exhibits such as CDs, tapes, maps$5 each
Criminal search or background$20
Marriage license$32 total, non-refundable
Standard recorded document, 1-5 pages, 1 index type$105, includes up to 10 names indexed and a certified copy
UCC-1 financing statement$30 for one debtor
UCC-11 certificate$30 per debtor name

The UCC image assigned to this page comes from the Clerk UCC fee page.

Assumption Parish Clerk of Court UCC record fees

UCC filings are part of the Clerk's record office, but they are not the same as a civil or criminal court case file.


Assumption Parish Forms and Filing

The Clerk forms page lists UCC Request/UCC-11, clear lien certificate, mortgage certificate, trade name affidavit, identity affidavit, materialman lien cancellation, request to cancel, release lost note, release by obligee of record, prescription forms, child support services, and related cancellation forms. The research did not locate a universal probate packet or all-purpose public-record request form, so requests should use the office contact channels and the record details above.

The LCRAA/eClerks page adds statewide links for parish search, eRecording, eFiling, marriage applications, LCRAA eBulletin, and eClerks Alert. eClerks Alert is a free land-record fraud alert that can monitor up to five names and up to 64 parishes with text or email notice.

The Office of Debt Recovery image comes from the Clerk ODR policy page.

Assumption Parish Clerk of Court Office of Debt Recovery policy

The ODR policy matters for unpaid clerk balances because the research notes La. R.S. 47:1676(E) allows a collection fee up to 25 percent on transferred delinquent balances.