Treat a posted docket as a planning aid—not a substitute for your summons, notice, attorney, or confirmation from the court.
Quick facts
- Daily docket
- Official DC18 docket page
- Upcoming schedules
- Department schedule page
- Main court phone
- 316-660-5900
- Best confirmation
- Your filed notice or court clerk
Daily docket versus department schedule
The DC18 docket page is intended for current calendar information and states that it is refreshed regularly. The court-schedule page organizes upcoming schedules by department, including criminal, civil, family, traffic, juvenile, and probate.
A schedule can move because of continuances, courtroom changes, judicial assignments, or administrative updates. Confirm the date, time, building, floor, and courtroom before leaving.
What to have when you call
The clerk can route a question more efficiently when you know which court and department the matter belongs to.
- Case number, if available
- Full name exactly as shown on the case
- Type of case or department
- Date shown on the most recent court notice
If the online calendar and your notice differ
Do not assume the matter was canceled. Contact the listed department or the main court line. If you have a lawyer, follow the lawyer's instructions. Missing a required appearance can have serious consequences.
Official sources and next steps
These links open the government, court, or public-service organization responsible for the information.
Common questions
Is the online docket guaranteed?
No. Court assignments and hearing details can change. Verify through an official source.
Can I search this guide by case number?
No. For privacy, this guide does not accept names or case numbers. Use Kansas CaseSearch or the official DC18 pages.
What if my hearing is not listed?
Check that you are looking at the correct court and department, then call the court using the number on your notice.
Does a calendar show whether attendance is remote?
Not always. Use the instructions in your notice and verify remote or in-person requirements with the court.