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This page routes questions about official East Carroll Parish court dockets and case records to the office that maintains them. East Carroll Sixth Judicial District Court matters generally belong with the parish clerk, while a Lake Providence ordinance or municipal traffic case may belong with Mayor's Court instead.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. We run a private reference site. We cannot pull dockets, change or reset court dates, remove or seal cases, issue certified copies, or give legal advice for anyone. For any of those, you need to reach the clerk of court or the trial court directly.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Use the channel that matches the record or setting you need:

  • A Sixth Judicial District Court docket or minutes: begin with Docket Search, then ask the parish clerk when eClerks does not show the matter.
  • A hearing date or setting: use the Court Schedule guide, then confirm with the assigned division, court administrator, or clerk; no public East Carroll settings database was located.
  • Certified copies or case files: use Court Case Records and request the needed copy type from the clerk who holds the official record.
  • A criminal or civil docket: consult Criminal Court Dockets or Civil Court Dockets for the relevant court route.
  • A Lake Providence municipal matter: use Lake Providence Court Records; the town's Mayor's Court is a separate custodian.

For parish-held Sixth Judicial District Court dockets and records, contact the East Carroll Parish Clerk of Court, 400 First Street, Suite 3, Lake Providence, LA 71254, (318) 559-2399. The official clerk sources reviewed did not publish current clerk counter hours, so confirm availability before visiting.

La. Code Civ. Proc. art. 251 identifies the clerk as custodian of court records and addresses examination, copying, and certified copies. The Sixth Judicial District Court site is the court source for division and court information; it does not replace the parish clerk as records custodian.