Search For Latest Florida Divorce Records

by Claire Dowell

The State of Florida is included in the list of states with a high divorce rate. The Office of Vital Statistics of the Florida Department of Health is the public office assigned to maintain Florida divorce records. For official purposes, divorce records are termed as the Dissolution of Marriage and are compiled together with marriage records per the law passed in 1972 that resulted to centralization of the two records.

Divorce documents are available for the public's perusal as being part of public records. They are submitted and approved at a Clerk of Court. All divorce documents from all the states are accepted at all the other states and a divorce petition cannot be accepted without obliging to the minimum residential period.

For dissolutions that occurred from 1927 up to the present date, they are available at the Vital Statistics Office. Files before 1927 can be secured at the County Clerk of Court where it was originally filed. It is not necessary to head to specific counties since you can submit an application to the Vital Statistics office and they will forward it for you to the apt county.

In order to submit an order of the documents, you must first supply all the required information that is asked in the Application for Dissolution of Marriage report form. Knowledge of the groom and bride's name, maiden of the wife, date and county of separation, and your motive for ordering them is very important. To complete the order, you must provide your present contact details like name and address, Photo ID for identification, and make sure to include your signature. Corresponding fees may apply, not for the documents, but for the labor in searching them and to cover up the expenses to retrieve them.

Government offices usually only have few employees and this makes the process of retrieving the documents a lengthy transaction. Luckily, they are now made available online through various professional record providers which are permitted by the law to issue the documents. With the emergence of record providers, the task of retrieving the record have now become a shorter and faster task.

Same as public offices, the divorce records that you can get from authorized sites are for free but their service is not. But what separates them is, as mentioned, the shorter processing period and also the quality of the records they provide. With their skilled staff, they organize the records in a manner that an ordinary citizen can easily understand. Plus they gather information from different sources, both public and private, so they can compile a more complete version of the records.



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