vendredi 24 janvier 2014

Arizona Public Divorce Records

By Ben Kingsley


Accessing divorce records in the United States is allowed by the government because they are deemed as part of the public domain. If you want to get your hands on Divorce Records Arizona, head to the specific county Clerk of Court that is responsible for making the divorce official. Arizona has an Office of Vital Records but it does not act as a central repository for divorce records. It can only assist you in locating the exact county Clerk of court that has the records you need in case you do not know where it is.

Only divorce files are considered by the court as supporting documents to prove the dissolution of a marriage. Before you tie the knot with your lover, it would not hurt if you check if he or she got involved in a previous marriage or not so you will not have to deal with legal problems one of these days. If you have been married in the past but now want to enter into another marriage, prepare your own divorce file when you apply for a license to marry.

You are given full access to a particular divorce record if you are either of the couple, their respective lawyers, and if you have authorization from the court to do so. If want to request the records of another individual, you will be granted access but will only see the basic details of the case such as the name of the couples and the date and place where the divorce was made official. Pieces of information such as the terms and conditions of the divorce are not revealed to just anyone because they are considered confidential.

You can commence a search by filing a proper request to the county Clerk of Court. Provide the full name of at least one of the couple. You can also include other pieces of information like their address, their birthday and their work to speed up the search process. If you cannot submit the request form yourself, you can mail it instead but expect a lengthier return period which is about two to three weeks. There are certain charges for obtaining the documents. You will be charged accordingly depending on which county you made the request.

If you want another way of obtaining the records, you can get them from online service providers. There are those that specialize in providing divorce records to the public. However, there are a number of service providers out there and, sadly, not all of them are legit. Perform a quick background check on them first to see if they are credible or not.

There are search tools that will charge you for retrieving divorce files but there are also those that will offer you Free Divorce Records. You will be granted limited information but they will suffice in proving if a divorce is final or not. And if you are unaware which county to search, look for a search tool that gives you an option to search all the other states of the country.




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