Indiana Free Divorce Records

by Ben Kingsley

Divorce files are the only files that prove that a marriage is no longer in effect. They are usually stored at a state's Vital Records office along with other public files. But in the case of Indiana Divorce Records, they can only be obtained at the county Clerk of Court where it was granted.

Divorce files are considered as public files. Therefore, any member of the public can ask for a copy of the files as long as proper procedures are observed. The basic details of the files are disclosed but some details are considered confidential and can be viewed only by people who are specified by the court such as the couple, their lawyers, and certain parties. Those who are not specified by the court will only be provided by a simple file that contains proof that a divorce is finalized.

If you plan on getting a divorce, there is a one year residency requirement and all of the states in America observe that law. Subsequently, when a divorce is made official, it is recognized nationwide regardless of which state it transpired. A divorce document is a requirement when applying for a marriage license so make sure that you have the document when you decide to marry again. And if you have some assets and properties that you wish to collect from your old marriage, you can also use the documents to make such claims.

If you want to request for the files but do not have any knowledge of which specific county they are stored, you can submit your request form at the Indiana Department of Health. The department can find the county - where the files are stored - for you. You can get a request form at the Department of Health, or, if you know the specific county Clerk of Court, you can also get one from there. You may also secure the form online by downloading it from the official website of the department or of the county Clerk of Court. Supply the required fields of the form and send it personally or through traditional mail. There are certain fees rendered for each type of request.

Divorce documents are obtainable from private websites as well. Such websites are allowed by the court to legally disseminate public records. There are various websites to choose from and most of them are authentic. But it is unfortunate that fake sites exist too. Investigate the sites first before you choose one to help you with your search.

Since Divorce Records Are Public records, you can easily find them. There are service providers that provide the records for free while some render certain fees. Both types are capable of providing the basic pieces of information of the records such as the full names of the husband and the wife, their respective birthdays, date and venue of divorce, etc. You can start a search by simply providing a full name and you get results in a matter of seconds.



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