Learn More About Train Horns. You are riding in your car when you pass a big rig. You catch the driverâs eye and pump your arm in the universal symbol pleading, âPlease blow your horn.â The driver complies, and the blast thrills you. Even joggers on main roads pump their arms, hoping to hear that spine-tingling train horn blast.
The Clerk of Court, as an officer of the Brevard County Court system, is responsible for maintaining court records with the utmost care and security. These court records include criminal felony and misdemeanor cases, civil, family, probate and small claims proceedings, juvenile cases, and traffic citations.
The website includes a directory of courts to help you determine which Probate Court serves your area. It also has a case lookup function so that you can search for pending estate and trust matters and identify which court is handling a particular case. Customer service is a top priority for the Probate Courts. In addition to the resources available on the website, court users may call or stop in at a court to get assistance from court staff. Court clerks cannot give legal advice, but they can answer general questions about how the court works, explain procedures and provide copies of blank forms and documents in court files.