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Public Divorce Records have been around for a long time without much prominence because of the cost and difficulty entailed in accessing them. The quality of the records in the old days was also a far cry from whats available today. To start with, hardcopy filing and archive was tedious and labor-intensive before the electronic age. Lawyers and other professionals like investigators and court officials were seemingly the only ones up to the task of retrieving and compiling divorce records. These days, public divorce records search is widely conducted as the cost and effort is never a deterring factor anymore. Read the rest of this entry »

Public Divorce Records offices take responsibility of keeping the county divorce records up-to-date. These records are vital in whatever purposes they may serve. These pertinent records are considered to be the public domain, which means that people will have the opportunity to have full access to the records. It is mandated by law that anyone who searches for the records may do so as provided to them as their legal right. Read the rest of this entry »

Marriage records are considered public information in many of the states in the US and Free Marriage Records are readily available if you know where to look. Legislations are in place requiring state authorities to provide the information as a public service. This is all good and dandy except that being under state jurisdiction, multiple-state checks and searches on them would have to be conducted separately state by state. Read the rest of this entry »

Marriage is supposed to be sacred but too many people are missing the point these days. That's why we have so much divorce. The divorce rate in the US hovers above 3 per 1000 of total population. That's a million divorces every year and we have the records to prove it. As a matter of fact, they are one of the vital public records that are compulsory by law upon the respective state authorities. Read the rest of this entry »

Free Marriage Records Search would be one of the oldest documents on file in any state although they might have been done only at county level in the old days. Today, every state has a central repository for their archives. The Virginia Office of Vital Records which reports into the State Department of Health maintains more than 7 million vital record files to cater to public requests. They comprise 4 main record categories: Marriage, Divorce, Birth and Death. Read the rest of this entry »