how can i find free marriage and divorce informations i do not know if my estranged wife ever filed for a divo
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Go to local courthouse...N
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Yes, there are alot depending on where you live, also depending on the circumstances of the divorce,you need to contact any mental health resource or sometimes the courthouse that you filed the proceedings in will refer your and your ex to counceling
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Some counties have it online but I don't think that other than 'going through them by hand down there' is it gonna be free.. in fact I doubt that you can?  Does he know what county they were supposedly married in?  Because he's the one that's supposedly married, if there is a record there, he can get a copy...but it will still cost.  I do not know of a national 'marriage license search' for free.. and there are the online ones that are available for a fee.\n\n** Boy, I dunno..... if you have no 'idea' where they got married, the only other way to 'know' is if she changed her last name (does she have the same last name?  If so, did she change it at Social Security - if so - he could call there to see if it's been reported he's married?).  The other thing is, if she won't produce 'proof' or give a county that they were married in, get a lawyer, and 'subpeona' the records.  She probably is BS'in you guys, but that's gonna be the only way to know for sure, if you can't find out any other way.....\n\nThe ONLY state I know for sure that does NOT have a 24 hour or better waiting period is Nevada (i.e. Reno, Las Vegas) and I know because I got married there.
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sometimes the county will have a website online.  You can look under the courthouse documents, public access.  If you can't you can always go to the courthouse or call the Clerk's office in the district where your divorce was filed.
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go to this website:\n\nhttp://www.mobile-county.net/probate/Online_-_Records/Marriage_Records/marriage_records.html
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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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I'm not for sure but i believe it is public record, you could try the court house, or a library\n  How do all the site get the information?  Its free somewhere.
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Please don't be misled by the previous responder. You are correct in asking your question. Most likely, unless you have been served by court documents you are probably still married. There is an off chance that your husband found an attorney that circumvented the service of process laws and your husband could still have been granted a divorce where ever he is without you knowing. There is no easy way to find out, but a good divorce attorney or PI may be able to, especially if a divorce has been granted somewhere. If you want to be divorced, your best bet is to initiate divorce proceedings yourself. Your attorney can serve your husband by publication if he cannot be located and you will be granted a divorce.
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Start with an online search, including places like Classmates.com, if you know where he went to high school.  Check the town he was from, and check for other people with his last name. The Mormon Temple has excellent databases of records - birth, marriage, divorce, death, phone books, etc. Once you start searching, people along the way will help you.  Keep a notebook of all your leads, because information sometimes comes in a non-linear fashion.  There are many searchers out there who will help for free.  You don't say if you are adopted, or if this is a case of divorce or abandonment, or if you are unknown to your father.  But you will find him.  He is likely not far away from you.  Many birth children find birth parents close by.  Ask your mother detailed questions and write down the answers.  A notebook will really help you stay organized.  God Bless.
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look up your county's clerk of the court\nThey have free databases that you can search. :)
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Not that I know of.  I used People Search and they didn't notify the person.  But it didn't say if the the person was married or not.
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I know a free way (but its a long shot) of getting someone's maiden name.  In wherever county that person lives or use to live and if that county has a website you can go to the Clerk of the Court's website for that county and type in all the information that you know and see if you can pull up a court document stating that person's full name name.  You might be able to even get lucky and get a marraige license.  All depends on how much access that county gives you.  \n\nSome counties will provide everything free of charge and sometimes they might charge you or won't allow access to only  certain groups of ppl (i.e. Title Abstractors, Private Detectives, etc.)\n\nI hope the information I provided has been helpful.
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Do a search on yahoo and check for divorce records in Missouri also check with the local courthouse and see if they would know of resources as well!
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If your wife left you already, what are you waiting for? Don't miss out on what could be for what isn't. You don't have to tell your wife nothing about this lady you're interested in. You stated she left you. You can file divorce probably without grounds since you've been separated already. If you must tell your wife anything at this point in time, it could just simply be, we need to move on. Don't let life pass you by on this one.
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If you know in what county the people got married you should be able to go to that city's county clerks office and request information since it is public record. However, if you have to find out the place and dates, you are going to have to pay for someone to research that for you.
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maybe you can use this link and try some of the phone numbers if you find any!  sorry about your separation!  Good Luck
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It is a matter of public records . . . all you need to do is find out which county they filed for divorce in . . .