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This private reference resource cannot access or change a Cass court case. The contacts below identify the official Minnesota office that handles Cass County court dockets, hearing dates, copies, and local case files.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. Cass County Court Docket is privately run. It cannot pull a court file, set or reset a hearing, alter a case, issue a certified copy, or provide legal advice. Direct those needs to the official custodian.

Official Cass Court Contact

Cass County Court Administration is the unified district-court office for traffic, criminal, civil, family, juvenile, probate, and conciliation matters. It is the correct local starting point for a Cass court record, a calendar question, locally stored paper file, or copy request.

Cass County Court Administration

Cass County Courthouse, second floor

303 Minnesota Avenue W

PO Box 3000, Walker, MN 56484

218-888-5150

Fax: 218-364-8271

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Cass County Court Administration

The official state court page also uses 300 Minnesota Avenue and the same Walker mailing address. Confirm the entrance or mailing destination with Court Administration before travel or sending a request.

Where an Official Request Belongs

Use the record type and the urgency of the question to choose a route. MCRO is the public remote search layer, while Court Administration remains the local custodian for the underlying Cass District Court file.

  • Known case or citation: begin with MCRO case lookup, then confirm the public result by case number.
  • Hearing or setting: check the current Cass court-date resources and contact Court Administration if the notice and calendar conflict.
  • Certified document: contact Court Administration with the case number, document, and copy type. The Cass fee schedule lists a $14 starting fee for many certified copies.
  • Older or unavailable public record: ask about the courthouse public terminal, the locally held paper file, or the statewide copy-request form or letter route.
  • Appeal or federal matter: use the appellate clerk/P-MACS or federal PACER route, not the Cass trial-court counter.