Where can I receive the minutes from my divorce?
110109
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!
1128665
Go to the court and get copies\ngo to PACER - public access to court electronic records at http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/ and pull the records online (however, costs $0.08 and you need an account)  Note that not all documents in the docket are available online.  If you can't set up an account, find a local attorney with a PACER account.  Look for one who does federal or bankruptcy practice.\nCall the court clerks office.  Some courts provide a copy service and others will refer you to an outside service for copies (not cheap)\nGood luck
197528
Most states have a websites where you can obtain legal forms. You can go to your states website and look up legal documents.  You can also usually access legal forms for Divorce at the public library.
1135262
http://www.divorceonline.co.uk/\n\nthis will get you the cheapest and easiest way.\ni'm half way through
342067
Go to the court where your bankruptcy was filed.  They WILL allow you to see the file.  The only cost involved is that for the copy machine.
146907
go to the newspaper office they have archive there
378701
With my state Mo.--go to child support enforcement, or the county you were divorced in to the prosecuting attny.
110313
go to the member center and or the my acount and to your phone number
453842
I would go to the clerk of the court that this action would be in.  They usually have form books that you can copy.
515195
whereever you are married there is a record. try contacting the courthouse or church  you were married, there will or should be a copy in the nearest city or town hall.\n\nVin
563185
Your eligibility will be from the date of separation, but if the separation happened before the last payment (April 5th), it doesn't appear that they will give you that payment also. Call 1-800-959-1953 for clarification.
491683
You can go to the Clerk of Court and give them the names - they will be able to give you a copy (for a fee of course)
277864
Go to court and ask for the documents.  They're, for the most part, public record.  However, many cases are settled without any formal notation of the settlement with the Court.
1183827
http://www.utcourts.gov/records/\n\nIt does not appear that you can access court records without a subscription, but the link provides phone numbers you can call.
136574
Sometimes you can find information on line, but not very much is available, and it varies from courtroom to courtroom.  If it is a pending case you might be able to get minimal information by calling the clerk.  If it is a case that is over, you can go to the court and ask to see the file, if that is what you need.\n\nThe link below is to the Orange County Superior Court.  Put in the case # and see if you get any info.  Further info about specific courtrooms is on the site as well.
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http://www.xtratime.org/
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all i did was go to the court house, pick up the "divorce packet" and went to the family law facilitators and they helped me fill out the paper work, i filled out every thing, made the copies my self, filed them my self and then had the sherriffs office serve him, he didn't contest a thing, and it's been over a month that he was served now i'm just waiting for it to be final. it will take a total of 6 months and 1 day from the day he was served.  i didn't pay anything beacause they had me fill out a fee waiver because of my income and i qualified. there were other options, this one place was going to charge me $350.00 but i went the free way. i didn't have a lawyer and we don't even have to go to court weather he signs or not i will for sure be divorced by june 2--open up those yellow pages and look under divorce there should be somebody who you can call that will help you out. you may not have to pay a penny.