Martin County Courthouse
Address
100 Southeast Ocean Boulevard
Stuart, FL 34994
(772) 288-5576
AKA:
Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court
Description:
County courthouse for Martin County.
Hours:
Monday-Friday / 8 am-5 pm
Is Shelter?
No
Related Resource
Date of Official Change:
September 12, 2023
Address Listings
Physical (Primary)
100 Southeast Ocean Boulevard
Stuart, FL 34994
Mailing
100 SE Ocean Blvd
Stuart, FL 34994
Contacts
Carolyn Timmann
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Phone Numbers
MAIN SITE PHONE
(772) 288-5576
Drug Court Phone
(772) 807-4388
Mental Health Court Phone
(772) 807-4388
Services
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Description
Civil State Trial Courts
Hours
Monday-Friday / 8 am-5 pm
Required Documents
Contact agency.
Eligibility
No restrictions.
Fees
Contact agency.
Intake Procedure
Contact by phone or walk in.
Languages
English.
Service Area
Martin County
Geography Served
- Florida
- Martin County
- Martin County
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Contact
Telephone Numbers
Description
Assists the public in filing involuntary petitions mandated under Florida's mental health laws - Baker Act and Hal Marchman Act (formerly the Myers Act, Drug Act); Retardation Act; Tuberculosis Act; Incapacity; Adult Protective Service Act. BAKER ACT: This act is used to commit (to a mental health care/treatment facility) a family member who is showing evidence of mental illness. For emergencies, the police can Baker Act someone who is a danger to themselves or others. Call 911. In non-emergency situations, the Baker Act can be initiated by any person who has been in contact with the allegedly ill person. They do not have to be blood relatives. These people must contact the offices of the Mental Health Division and appear in person to file a "complaint". A hearing will be set within five working days. The complainants must be prepared to offer testimony regarding the actions of he allegedly ill person. The judge will then decide whether to commit the person to an inpatient facility. In crisis situations, the police, physicians, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers also have the authority to institute the Baker Act, and the police have the authority to transport the person to a mental health facility. The police can Baker Act a person for a period of 72 hours. HAL MARCHMAN ACT: (formerly Drug Act) This act deals with involuntary commitments for substance abuse treatment (both alcohol and drug abuse). Petitions may be filed by a spouse, blood relative, or three citizens of Florida. Patients must be served notice of the hearing in person by summons. Emergency commitment is not handled by the court. GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATOR SHIP: This involves appointing a guardian or conservator for someone who, because of age or incapacity, is unable to manage their own affairs.
Hours
Monday-Friday / 8 am-5 pm
Required Documents
Contact agency.
Eligibility
Petitioners must be 18 years or older.
Fees
Contact for details.
Intake Procedure
Contact program.
Languages
English.
Service Area
Martin County
Geography Served
- Florida
- Martin County
- Martin County
If a location is grayed out it means that only certain areas within it are covered. The areas with complete covereage are listed in black.
Contact
Telephone Numbers
Description
Assists the public in filing involuntary petitions mandated under Florida's mental health laws - Baker Act and Hal Marchman Act (formerly the Myers Act, Drug Act); Retardation Act; Tuberculosis Act; Incapacity; Adult Protective Service Act. BAKER ACT: This act is used to commit (to a mental health care/treatment facility) a family member who is showing evidence of mental illness. For emergencies, the police can Baker Act someone who is a danger to themselves or others. Call 911. In non-emergency situations, the Baker Act can be initiated by any person who has been in contact with the allegedly ill person. They do not have to be blood relatives. These people must contact the offices of the Mental Health Division and appear in person to file a "complaint". A hearing will be set within five working days. The complainants must be prepared to offer testimony regarding the actions of he allegedly ill person. The judge will then decide whether to commit the person to an inpatient facility. In crisis situations, the police, physicians, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers also have the authority to institute the Baker Act, and the police have the authority to transport the person to a mental health facility. The police can Baker Act a person for a period of 72 hours. HAL MARCHMAN ACT: (formerly Drug Act) This act deals with involuntary commitments for substance abuse treatment (both alcohol and drug abuse). Petitions may be filed by a spouse, blood relative, or three citizens of Florida. Patients must be served notice of the hearing in person by summons. Emergency commitment is not handled by the court. GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATORSHIP: This involves appointing a guardian or conservator for someone who, because of age or incapacity, is unable to manage their own affairs.
Hours
Monday-Friday / 8 am-5 pm
Required Documents
Contact agency.
Eligibility
Petitioners must be 18 years or older.
Fees
Contact for details.
Intake Procedure
Contact program.
Languages
English.
Service Area
Martin County
Geography Served
- Florida
- Martin County
- Martin County
If a location is grayed out it means that only certain areas within it are covered. The areas with complete covereage are listed in black.
Contact
Telephone Numbers
Description
Assists the public in filing involuntary petitions mandated under Florida's mental health laws - Baker Act and Hal Marchman Act (formerly the Myers Act, Drug Act); Retardation Act; Tuberculosis Act; Incapacity; Adult Protective Service Act. BAKER ACT: This act is used to commit (to a mental health care/treatment facility) a family member who is showing evidence of mental illness. For emergencies, the police can Baker Act someone who is a danger to themselves or others. Call 911. In non-emergency situations, the Baker Act can be initiated by any person who has been in contact with the allegedly ill person. They do not have to be blood relatives. These people must contact the offices of the Mental Health Division and appear in person to file a "complaint". A hearing will be set within five working days. The complainants must be prepared to offer testimony regarding the actions of he allegedly ill person. The judge will then decide whether to commit the person to an inpatient facility. In crisis situations, the police, physicians, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers also have the authority to institute the Baker Act, and the police have the authority to transport the person to a mental health facility. The police can Baker Act a person for a period of 72 hours. HAL MARCHMAN ACT: (formerly Drug Act) This act deals with involuntary commitments for substance abuse treatment (both alcohol and drug abuse). Petitions may be filed by a spouse, blood relative, or three citizens of Florida. Patients must be served notice of the hearing in person by summons. Emergency commitment is not handled by the court. GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATORSHIP: This involves appointing a guardian or conservator for someone who, because of age or incapacity, is unable to manage their own affairs.
Hours
Monday-Friday / 8 am-5 pm
Required Documents
Contact agency.
Eligibility
Petitioners must be 18 years or older.
Fees
Contact for details.
Intake Procedure
Contact program.
Languages
English.
Service Area
Martin County
Geography Served
- Florida
- Martin County
- Martin County
If a location is grayed out it means that only certain areas within it are covered. The areas with complete covereage are listed in black.
Contact
Telephone Numbers
Description
Assists the public in filing involuntary petitions mandated under Florida's mental health laws - Baker Act and Hal Marchman Act (formerly the Myers Act, Drug Act); Retardation Act; Tuberculosis Act; Incapacity; Adult Protective Service Act. BAKER ACT: This act is used to commit (to a mental health care/treatment facility) a family member who is showing evidence of mental illness. For emergencies, the police can Baker Act someone who is a danger to themselves or others. Call 911. In non-emergency situations, the Baker Act can be initiated by any person who has been in contact with the allegedly ill person. They do not have to be blood relatives. These people must contact the offices of the Mental Health Division and appear in person to file a "complaint". A hearing will be set within five working days. The complainants must be prepared to offer testimony regarding the actions of he allegedly ill person. The judge will then decide whether to commit the person to an inpatient facility. In crisis situations, the police, physicians, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers also have the authority to institute the Baker Act, and the police have the authority to transport the person to a mental health facility. The police can Baker Act a person for a period of 72 hours. HAL MARCHMAN ACT: (formerly Drug Act) This act deals with involuntary commitments for substance abuse treatment (both alcohol and drug abuse). Petitions may be filed by a spouse, blood relative, or three citizens of Florida. Patients must be served notice of the hearing in person by summons. Emergency commitment is not handled by the court. GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATORSHIP: This involves appointing a guardian or conservator for someone who, because of age or incapacity, is unable to manage their own affairs.
Hours
Monday-Friday / 8 am-5 pm
Required Documents
Contact agency.
Eligibility
Petitioners must be 18 years or older.
Fees
Contact for details.
Intake Procedure
Contact program.
Languages
English.
Service Area
Martin County
Geography Served
- Florida
- Martin County
- Martin County
If a location is grayed out it means that only certain areas within it are covered. The areas with complete covereage are listed in black.
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Telephone Numbers
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