Marshall County Court Records in Alabama

The county of Marshall is located in Alabama and was founded in 1836. There are 95,157 residents in Marshall who have access to courthouses in Albertville, Arab, Boaz, Douglas, Grant, Guntersville. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. Alabama is part of the 11th federal circuit court as well.

Find Albertville County courthouses

There are 21,160 residents in Albertville, which is 26.6 square miles and 1,089ft above sea level. It was settled in February 18, 1891 and is governed by a Mayor Council local government.

Find Arab County courthouses

There are 8,050 residents in Arab, which is 13.4 square miles and 1,089ft above sea level. It was settled in 1882 and is governed by a City Council/Mayor local government.

Find Boaz County courthouses

There are 9,551 residents in Boaz, which is 14.6 square miles and 1,089ft above sea level. It was settled in 1897 and is governed by a Mayor and Council local government.

Find Douglas County courthouses

There are 744 residents in Douglas, which is 3.4 square miles and 978ft above sea level.

Find Grant County courthouses

There are 896 residents in Grant, which is 1.9 square miles and 1,227ft above sea level.

Find Guntersville County courthouses

There are 8,197 residents in Guntersville, which is 42.4 square miles and 650ft above sea level.