how do they verify divorce records?
360747
They want to make sure you are not only legally divorced but that the appropriate time has passed after filing before you remarry (that law depends on the state). Usually they will check to see if the seal is legit, if it appears to be and the dates are kosher they will issue a liscense. If not then they will tell you to come back after they have called the court records for your county (or the county the divorce was filed in) to verify authenticity. Hope this helps...
280548
Whether or not this is public information depends on the state where the divorce was filed.  I would suggest you try the local courthouse of the city and state where the divorce was filed. That is your best bet for finding information on a pending divorce case.
652090
Most court records are public. Simply contact the courthouse and tell them what records you need. There may be a minimal fee for copies. If the records were sealed, however, no luck.
1036253
I think you can go to any courthouse and search the records but if you want to copy anything, then you have to pay.\n\nCall whichever county courthouse is involved and ask them.
580189
Sure--afterall, divorce documents are legal records.  I would give a call to the local Family Court and ask the clerk for the name & number of the person to contact.  Good luck to you!
183713
You should have recieved a copy of the final decree stamped by the court clerk in the mail. If you did not, call the court clerk and ask for a copy. Your divorce is not legal until it has been registered by the court clerk.
241079
You can't, you have to go to the local office of records, likely pay a fee, depending upon where the house is, and have them give you a copy and only if it's your house and you can prove it.
640330
Try this:\n\nhttp://www.onlinedivorcepapers.com/divorce.html
94273
i think it depends on the state you are in. here in indy if it hasn't been a year you have to bring in your divorce decree, if it has been more than ayear then all you need is to tell them the month and year  your divorce was finalized. try to bring your local court houses clerks office up on your computer, they tell you everything about it on there site.... or they should. where i live i go to indy.gov! anyways good luck and i hope this helped but i may be wrong, i am not garanteeing that i am 100% right, every place is different as far as i know.
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you can :\ngo to your county's website and axs the court info and see if they have any prior arrests and then u can go to the auditors website and see if they own any property and where..also you can go into the probate cout's website and see if they have been divorced , married ans or filed for a marraige lisc!
613074
try the court recordes dept where it was final
692847
you should be able to take all the photos yourself as well as take inventory of everything in the house -- get a friend or a neighbour to help you do the inventory -- and when you have all of this documented you can then take it to your lawyer and swear that you have not disposed or removed or destroyed of any items in the household and everything has been truly recorded... saves you a lot of money .. your lawyer draws up a document and you swear on the bible that it is true... and 25 or 30.00 later its evidence... only look at divorce if you have tried everything in your power to reconcile your marriage... divorce is not a nice picture
1137148
if you want to know if a person is divorced find out where they were married and go to the hall of records in most states its public info
201369
look up your local circuit clerks office on the internet most places have public records available on the internet
160402
Your lawyer knows how, they hire someone to attempt to contact him at his last know location, they run an ad in the local paper asking if anyone knows his where abouts, and etc.. In Louisiana after the third attempt, the person that was hired to find him appears in court, and after the judge hears the testimony, he grants the divorce without your husband and his signature. It can be filed on 'abandonment'.
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if it is online..its free. or you can go to the court house itself and look at the file....also free.  if its basic info you need you can call the court clerk and they may be able to help you with some stuff. however, if you need copies of the file because its not local or not online you will have to pay.  you are not paying for the information itself, but rather the photcopies.  just like anywere else...nuthins free.
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the probate court in your town/county should have information on marriage licenses and the requirements.\n\nwe needed photo IDs....but that's in ohio.  and if you were married before you need proof of either a spouse's death (if widowed) or divorce papers.  some state require blood tests and have waiting periods.