Where can I find information on filing divorce?

Answer 1

It depends on the state and county where the divorce was filed. In some jurisdictions the records may be available online. Otherwise you need to call or visit the court to inquire about the records you need. If you live nearby, you may be able to make your own copies at a public copier at the court. Divorce records are public. You can request to see the file and then copy what you need. If you need certified copies you can order those from the clerk.

To find an online link for your particular court you can perform an online search using your county and state + divorce records. Look for an official website for the court and try to avoid any websites that charge a fee.

Answer 2

In this state, you can obtain a divorce record from the clerk of the court in the county where the divorce took place. All court decrees are public records. You pay fifteen cents a page for a copy of judicial decrees. If you want it mailed to you, you must send a self addressed stamped envelope. The divorces are available on the internet. So, if you have the name, you can look up the name and the county. Then you can get the copy of the decree.

Answer 3

where to get a copy of divorce decree if you dont where it is filed

Answer 4

Check the family court where the parties live. If a divorce was filed it will appear in the index under their names.

Answer 5

You can visit the local family court and check your names in the divorce index. If a complaint for divorce was filed it will appear in the index.

Answer 6

Check out DivorceSource.com; there are forms and information about the process.

You can find forms online at Easy Divorce, they have listings for individual states.