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Mississippi County, Missouri Judicial Circuit 33

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This page contains Court information for Mississippi County, Missouri Judicial Circuit 33.

Mississippi County, Missouri Judicial Circuit 33

Mississippi County Courthouse
P.O. Box 369
200 North Main Street
Charleston, Missouri 63834
(573)683-2146 Ext. 225 (telephone)
(573)683-7696 (facsimile)

David A. Dolan, Presiding Judge
(573)545-3141 telephone
(573)545-3000 facsimile

T. Lynn Brown, Associate Circuit Judge
James Pinkston, Drug Court Commissioner
John McMinn, Drug Court Administrator

Docket call:
Law days are second Tuesday each month.

General Information:
Clerk's Office
Karen Turley, Circuit Clerk
(573)683-2146 Ext. 225 telephone
(573)683-7696 facsimile

Please contact the Clerk's office for information on
Adult Abuse filings and Family Court.

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