Deputy Court Clerk

Profile

Deputy Court Clerk RESPONSIBILITIES: Reporting to the Chief Deputy, performs a variety of court-related tasks and provides services to agencies, attorneys and the general public involving the maintenance and processing of civil, criminal, traffic, small claims, juvenile/adoption, family/paternity and other records. Maintains court records in accordance with statutory requirements and within recommended procedures. Attends court proceedings, takes minutes, marks exhibits, and administers oaths to witnesses and jurors. Reduces judgments of the court to written documentation for court signature. Prepares other documents following court proceedings. Cancels appropriate warrants in a timely manner. Assists in jury management and maintenance of juror panels. Prepares juror and witness payment vouchers. Initiates and maintains court records using automated systems. Communicates with court personnel, attorneys and the general public through written and oral communications. Provides a variety of clerical support services, composes and prepares correspondence as needed using computer and word processing software. Maintains records regarding money judgments, liens, satisfaction of judgments and other related areas. Maintains regular and predictable attendance and flexibility, works overtime/extra hours as required. Processes passport applications.

Qualification and Experience

REQUIREMENTS: High school graduate or equivalent with 3 years legal administrative experience. Paralegal training and knowledge of/exposure to court operations and systems. Requires confidentiality and excellent written, oral and interpersonal skills. Any combination of education and experience that provides equivalent knowledge, skills, and abilities. PREFERRED: Ability to organize, prioritize and systematically handle a large volume of information, documents and files in a fast-paced multi-task environment. Ability to understand legal documents, statutes and court proceedings. Ability to organize, prioritize and systematically handle a large volume of information, documents and files in a fast-paced multi-task environment. Ability to readily comprehend and grasp complex procedures and processes. Demonstrated proficiency in typing and related skills. Ability to manage large caseloads while working under pressure. Ability to take legible, clear, quick, comprehensive, and succinct minutes of court proceedings for others understanding and review. Ability and willingness to accept and adapt to change. Must be reliable in attendance and flexible to work additional hours/overtime as needed. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with a large number of staff and the public at various levels. Ability to work effectively with co-workers, the general public and members of all socioeconomic groups by using tact, respect, diplomacy, cooperation and strong interpersonal communication skills.

Additional info

Position #1800397

Company info

Hiring Coordinator
Outagamie County
401 S Elm Street
Appleton, WI 54911-5900
Phone: 920-832-1668