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Divorce records are a vital tool used to determine someone's true marital status, or if you need to verify your own final arrangements with an ex-spouse concerning debt and property division, child support and visitation, and even alimony payments. These records are created by the divorce court and maintained by the respective court clerk's office, and typically your divorce lawyer will also be given an official copy of the final divorce decree. The following information is included in the final decree and record of divorce:

• Date divorce was granted by the court
• Petitioner and respondent's full names, addresses and dates of birth
• Reasons for the divorce
• Filing number and location divorce was granted
• Alimony, child support and visitation agreements
• Division of property and debt arrangements

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• Credit Bureau Reports

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Reasons for seeking divorce records may include any of the following:

• You plan on remarrying and need to prove your divorce is final
• You'd like to double-check your spouse-to-be's marital status
• You need to verify final divorce decree arrangements for an upcoming court hearing regarding child custody, visitation, support and even alimony arrangements
• You're searching for a lost loved one or completing your family history records and need to know the last known address of one of the spouses
• You need to verify a debt is not yours but rather your ex-spouse's with the credit bureau by providing a date and copy of the final divorce decree

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