In this episode of The Trip Walton Show, host Betty Burns sits down with Mary Roberson, Lee County Circuit Clerk, for a clear and engaging conversation about what the Circuit Clerk’s Office does, why it matters, and how strong leadership defines the culture of public service.

Mary breaks down the real responsibilities of the clerk’s office in simple, practical terms. From handling civil and criminal filings to processing passports, managing jury duty, supporting judges and attorneys, and helping citizens navigate the court system, she gives listeners an inside look at an office most people interact with only during major life events.

We also talk through the misconceptions people often have about the courts, what citizens should expect when their case enters the system, how the office balances professionalism and compassion, and how modernization and technology have changed the way the public engages with the courts.

A central theme of this episode is leadership and organizational health. Mary and Betty talk honestly about the principle that if the top isn’t healthy, nothing is. Culture flows from leadership, and the way a leader sets expectations, communicates, and supports their team directly impacts the experience citizens have when they walk into a public office.

Whether you’re a resident curious about how the court system works, someone who has interacted with the courts, or a listener interested in leadership and community service, this episode offers a thoughtful, behind the scenes look at one of Lee County’s most important offices.

To Learn more about Lee County Alabama's court systems, Passports, Filings, Evidence retention and more - check out their website at https://lee.alacourt.gov/

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