Would it be possible to find my divorce records in Chicago?
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CONTACT THE COURTHOUSE AND ASK FOR A TRANSCRIPT OF THE DIVORCE---IT MAY HAVE A SMALL FEE CONNECTED TO THE DOCUMENT.
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GO ONLINE TO THE COURTHOUSE THERE AND ASK THEM IF YOU CAN VIEW AND OR ALL OF YOUR RECORD'S
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You need to find a library with microfiche files of old newspapers for that area. If there was a conviction there may also be a record of that in the courthouse where it happened but you would probably have to pay someone to get you that info since it would take some digging through old files by a clerk. \nThat is about it.
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Go to divorce papers .com\n\nOr\n\nLaw.com
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I searched for it and it doesn't look like Michigan Court Records are online.\n\nYou can try pay services if you aren't near the courts. I have used both of the sites below (KnowX & Intelius) several times because they aren't subscription based, but pay only for what you want, and they're fairly reasonable.\n\nIf you are near the courts go ahead in and search for what you need. Public records are open to the public. Link below.
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if you are his legal gaurdian you should be able to get a copy of them.  if however, you are not his legal gaurdian, (i.e. in case of divorce), you will need a release of information to get them.\n\nin some cases you will only be able to get a summary of the medical record.
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Most states do not have marriage/divorce records on line, so probably nowhere.\n\nGoogle (your state) divorce records and see what comes up.
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GO to the court house and check on what your looking for\nthank you
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I don't think so.  I think the only way you can get access to one is if it was processed thru a probate court.  These records are usually kept on file at the local county offices.
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try searching the public records..for insance in wisconsin its called Wisconsin Circuit Court Access on the internet
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I am going to assume you are the husband in Chicago.  Hire an attorney who has experience both in Family Law and in service of process overseas under the Hague Convention.  \nIf you have been in Illinois long enough to be a "resident" for getting a divorce, you can file for divorce in Chicago even though your wife may be a resident of Hong Kong.  The tricky part, for which you really need an attorney is to get proper service of the paperwork on her in Hong Kong if she does not want to cooperate.  This is covered by the Hague Convention and is very, very complicated to do right.\nThe divorce itself should be rather uncomplicated, Illinois is a no-fault state and with a very short marriage there should not be a lot of property  to divide up.
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Try the VA they might be able to help search public records
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Go to your local court house.  They will have a place where you can look up on a computer or micro fische the records of individuals.  I did on my brother in law and found out somethings that wasn't to nice.
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Maybe call the magistrates office and give them all the info you have, they'll check their records.
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Go to Butler County Courthouse and if the records are public you can tell them you want to get a copy of whatever you are looking for. They will probably charge you for copies. However if the records are closed or ongoing you will not be permitted to get a copy.
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go to your local D.M.V. they have all your records
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There are various websites dealing with these things, such as http://www.courtrecords.org but theres no guarantee it'll work + you have to pay to access the results.