Find People in Chilton County

Chilton County White Pages records are kept at the Probate Court in Clanton. This office stores property deeds, marriage licenses, and estate documents that can help you find people. Chilton County is known as the "Peach Capital of Alabama" for its famous orchards. The county has about 45,000 residents in Clanton, Jemison, Thorsby, and rural areas. Public records here include names, addresses, and family connections useful for locating anyone in Chilton County.

Chilton County Probate Court

The Chilton County Probate Court in Clanton handles all probate records. This includes deeds, mortgages, marriage licenses, wills, and estate matters. The office is on 2nd Avenue North in downtown Clanton. Staff can help you search for records and make copies.

Chilton County does not have a public online portal for probate records. You must call or visit for searches. The phone number is (205) 755-1555. Staff can check for records by name and tell you what is on file. For copies, you can visit in person or send a written request by mail to the Probate Court at 500 2nd Avenue North, Clanton, AL 35045.

For court records, use Alacourt ACCESS. This statewide system has case records from the 19th Judicial Circuit, which covers Chilton County. It costs $9.99 per name search. Court records often show addresses and can help you find people. Cases include civil suits, criminal matters, and family cases in Chilton County.

The Alacourt portal shown above lets you search court cases from all Alabama counties, including Chilton. Enter a name to find any cases on file.

How to Search Chilton County Records

Finding people in Chilton County means using several sources. No one database has it all. The best approach is to start with free tools and add paid sources if needed. Each record type gives you different details. Together they can build a full picture of who lives where in Chilton County.

The Alabama Voter Lookup at myinfo.alabamavotes.gov shows registered voters. Enter a name to see their address and status. This is free and often has current data. Property records at the Probate Court show land and home owners. Marriage records link spouses. Court records through Alacourt show case parties. Each source helps with people searches in Chilton County.

Steps to find someone in Chilton County:

• Check voter registration at the Alabama Secretary of State site
• Search court records through Alacourt ACCESS ($9.99 per name)
• Call the Probate Court at (205) 755-1555 for property records
• Visit the courthouse in Clanton for in-person searches
• Use third-party people search sites for broader coverage

Chilton County is in central Alabama between Birmingham and Montgomery. Many people commute to jobs in both cities. If you cannot find someone in Chilton County records, try checking Birmingham metro counties like Shelby or Jefferson. The person may work in one county but live in another.

Online Search Options

Online tools make people searches easier. State databases are free or low cost. Private sites charge more but often have more data. The right mix depends on what you need and your budget. Start free and pay only if those sources do not work for Chilton County.

The Alabama Secretary of State business search shows business owners. Enter a name to see if they run a company. Results include the business address. This is free to use. The Alabama Sex Offender Registry is also free. It shows registered offenders with photos and addresses. For criminal background checks, ALEA offers reports for $25 with fingerprints.

Third-party people search sites aggregate data from many sources. Whitepages.com has over 275 million records. Basic searches are free. Full reports with phone numbers and relatives cost money. These sites pull from public records, social media, and marketing data. They often find people who do not appear in official records. Spokeo, BeenVerified, and TruthFinder offer similar services for Chilton County searches.

The voter lookup shown above is a fast way to find someone's address in Chilton County. Anyone who votes is listed with their current home.

What Chilton County Records Contain

Different record types have different info. Property records show owners. Court records show case parties. Marriage records link spouses. Knowing what each type contains helps you pick the right source. All of these are available for people searches in Chilton County.

Property records are often the best for finding addresses. They show who owns any land or home in Chilton County. The deed lists the owner's name and mailing address. It also shows the purchase date and price. If someone owns property, you can find where they live or at least where they get their mail. The Probate Court keeps these records and can search by name or address.

Chilton County records typically contain:

• Property deeds with owner names and mailing addresses
• Marriage licenses with both spouses' names and wedding date
• Will and estate filings with heir information
• Court cases with party names and addresses
• Voter registration with current home address
• Business filings with owner and agent info

Under Alabama Code § 36-12-40, most of these records are open to the public. Anyone can ask to see them without giving a reason. The law says all Alabama residents can inspect and copy public records. Chilton County offices follow this law.

Chilton County Fees

Chilton County charges fees for copies and some filings. In-person searches are usually free. You pay when you want copies. Fees vary by document type. Call the Probate Court to confirm rates before you visit.

Common fees in Chilton County include:

• Marriage license: $78.25
• Driver's license renewal: $36.25
• Copy of recorded document: $1.00 per page
• Certified copy: $5.00 plus copy fees
• Recording fee (first page): $13.00
• Recording fee (additional pages): $3.00 each

Court records via Alacourt cost $9.99 per name search. Document images cost $5.00 for the first 20 pages. Third-party sites set their own prices. Whitepages basic searches are free. Full reports range from $1 to $30. Start with free sources for Chilton County searches before paying for extras.

Related Records

Other offices keep records that can help. The Circuit Clerk has court files. The Tax Assessor has property data. The Sheriff has arrest records. Each office may have addresses or contact info for people in Chilton County.

The Alabama Department of Public Health at alabamapublichealth.gov/vitalrecords has vital records. Birth records are restricted for 125 years. Death records have a 25-year wait. Marriage and divorce certificates cost $15 each. These can verify identity or family ties for people in Chilton County.

For statewide criminal data, use ALEA criminal records. A full background check costs $25 and needs fingerprints. The sex offender registry is free. It shows anyone registered in Chilton County with their photo and address. These tools help verify someone's background beyond just finding them.

About Chilton County

Chilton County was created in 1868. The county seat is Clanton, located right on Interstate 65 between Birmingham and Montgomery. The county is famous for peaches. Every June, the Chilton County Peach Festival draws crowds to Clanton. The orchards have grown peaches here for over a century.

Today about 45,000 people live in Chilton County. Main towns include Clanton, Jemison, and Thorsby. Many residents work in Birmingham or Montgomery and commute on I-65. The county has grown as city workers seek lower housing costs. This growth means more records and more ways to find people in Chilton County.

Nearby Counties

These counties border Chilton County. If your person lives near a county line, try these areas too. Many people live in one county and work in another, especially along the I-65 corridor.