Will County Courthouse is located at 14 W. Jefferson St., Joliet, Illinois 60432.(insert link map) To reach Clerk of the Court, call 815-727-8592. 

To link to the Will County website, go to http://www.willcountycircuitcourt.com/.  Will County, like all other counties has certain local rules that each lawyer must follow.  In order to see their local rules, click on ://www.willcountycircuitcourt.com/attorney/Will%20Rules.pdf.  For those Will County family law or divorce clients, the family law local rules can be accessed by clicking on http://www.19thcircuitcourt.state.il.us/rules/rules11.htm.

Normal operating hours at the Will County Courthouse are 8:30am – 4:30pm - Monday - Friday

Helpful Will County hints: You cannot enter the Will County Courthouse with a camera phone. Be sure to leave such items at home or in your car.

Will County includes the following Cities:

• Andres - unincorporated
• Aurora - partly in DuPage, Kane, and Kendall County
• Beecher
• Bolingbrook - small sections in DuPage County
• Braidwood
• Channahon
• Crest Hill
• Crete
• Crystal Lawns - unincorporated
• Elwood
• Fairmont - unincorporated
• Frankfort
• Frankfort Square - unincorporated
• Goodings Grove - unincorporated
• Homer Glen
• Ingalls Park - unincorporated
• Joliet - small section in Kendall County
• Lakewood Shores - unincorporated
• Lockport
• Manhattan
• Mokena
• Monee
• Naperville - partly in DuPage County
• New Lenox
• Park Forest - partly in Cook County
• Peotone
• Plainfield
• Preston Heights - unincorporated
• Rockdale
• Romeoville
• Sauk Village - primarily in Cook County, very small parcel in Will County
• Shorewood
• Steger - partly in Cook County
• Symerton
• Tinley Park - primarily in Cook County, very small parcel in Will County
• University Park - partly in Cook County
• Willowbrook - unincorporated, not to be confused with the Village of Willowbrook, Illinois.
• Wilmington
• Wilton center- unincorporated
• Woodridge - partly in DuPage and a small parcel in Cook County