I have a case # and would want a copy of final divorce decree can I get it in Tomball court house?
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you need to call the clerk of court, they may let you order it by sending them a letter, a small fee and a return envelope\n\nim a paralegal, we get court records all the time this way
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That would be the county's recorder. Their site is below. They recommend going through a title company or lawyer though, and don't provide much information, unfortunately. You might get more help if you go to the office in person or call.
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Go to family court and file papers for it
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You need to know in which county the divorce was handled (it should be the county in which your ex is a resident). Then you can contact the court for that county and request a copy of the divorce decree. It's time consuming but worth it. Or, if your ex went through an attorney, you can contact them and they will give you the information needed to obtain a copy of the decree. Good luck.
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ask your clerk of circuit cort
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Call the county court house there. Best wishes.........
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Ask them for a copy.  They should have it on file.
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I would imagine that someone up at the Clerk of Courts office could help you, or possibly assist you in finding the person that you need to talk to about it.
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You can do it at your county court house but the requirements and fees vary from location to location. If you call your county clerk's office they should be able to tell you how to do it over the phone.
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Contact the Riverside County Clerk's Office.  They can provide you with a certified copy for a fee.
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I don't understand why you didn't recieve a divorce decree when your divorce was final. You need to contact the courthouse in the county where your divorce took place. You may also want to contact your divorce attorney to find out why you haven't as of yet received anything. Good Luck!
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Check the papers he handed you.  There should be a court name on the top (e.g. 2nd division of the x county of y state).  Call that county courthouse clerk's office and ask them if they have a copy of whatever divorce document was handed to your mom.\n\nI'm a bit surprised that no lawyer would give you a free consultation.  Keep checking the phone book - maybe you can get a free legal opinion from an attorney in your state (that would be the best answer).
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You can go to the courthouse it is open to public records...50cents a page for a copy in most states.
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Try the courthouse where it was dropped>
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In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.
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go to post office that services your area with your leagal divorce papers
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The will has to be probated in the probate court for the county in which he died. You can call the clerk's office and ask for the docket number and how much it will cost to get a copy. Then send a letter requesting a copy with the fee required and the docket number. Or go to the court and ask for it.\n\nProbate records are public records, not under the control of a lawyer. Some people need to know when to not say anything.