Where to Find Help

UPDATED November 2, 2008

Before your Order of Protection can take effect, you must have your papers served to the abuser. In Arkansas, you must have your papers served at your local Sheriff Department. Listed below are telephone numbers and addresses for Sheriff Departments in Arkansas.

For more information on how to get an Order of Protection in Arkansas, check our How to Get an Order of Protection page, or contact the clerk of the court in the circuit court in your county. For a list of Arkansas circuit courts, check the Courthouse Locations page on our site. The information below came from the www.usacops.com website.

Calhoun County

Carroll County

Chicot County

Clark County

Clay County

Cleburne County

Cleveland County

Columbia County

Conway County

Craighead County

Crawford County

Crittenden County

Cross County

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