Circuit Court Clerk

Karen Atchley, Circuit Court Clerk
125 Court Avenue
Suite 204E
Sevierville, TN 37862
Hours of Operation: 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Mon.– Fri.
Civil - 865.453.5536 ext. 1
Criminal - 865.774.3731
Child Support - 865.429.5270
Pay court fees online at www.courtfeepay.com
Criminal Division–Handles all criminal cases bound over from the General Sessions Court and Grand Jury indictments, appeals, etc.
Child Support Service–Handles court-ordered child support cases. To schedule court dates, parties in the lawsuit must contact the judge assigned to the case.
Where can I find legal forms?
If you do not have an attorney, please click here.
Who qualifies for a Protection Order?
To qualify for a protection order, you must show signs of recent physical abuse or a recent threat against your life. The person has to be related to you, or you must have been involved in a relationship with them.
Child Support Service–Handles court-ordered child support cases. To schedule court dates, parties in the lawsuit must contact the judge assigned to the case.
Where can I find legal forms?
- The Circuit Court Clerks' office cannot provide legal forms.
- Fax filings will be charged $5.00 plus $1.00 per page due at the time of filing.
- Any pleading with a filing fee, appeals from General Sessions, cities, summons bonds, confidential documents, or notice of appeal
- Process civil lawsuits over $15,000, worker's compensation, property damage, personal injury, divorces, adoptions, auto damage, orders of protection, etc.
- Forms are not available.
- Divorce information:
- Part I–Carter Moore - 423.623.9440
- Part II–Jim Gass - 865.453.7234
- Part III–Rex Henry Ogle - 865.453.8385
- Part IV–O. Duane Slone - 865.397.2786
- Child Support Referee - Melissa Lelonek - 865.428.0737
- Dandridge Child Support Office - 865.397.9434
- The Circuit Court Clerks' office cannot provide legal forms.
- Fax filings will be charged $5.00 plus $1.00 per page due at the time of filing.
- Any pleading with a filing fee, appeals from General Sessions, cities, summons bonds, confidential documents, or notice of appeal.
If you do not have an attorney, please click here.
Who qualifies for a Protection Order?
To qualify for a protection order, you must show signs of recent physical abuse or a recent threat against your life. The person has to be related to you, or you must have been involved in a relationship with them.