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Divorce decree


What types of divorce records are available?


There are two (2) types of divorce records.


First, there is the divorce decree. This is the document prepared by the court, setting forth the terms and conditions of the divorce. It is signed by the judge and filed with the County Clerk of the County where the decree was issued. This is usually the County where the plaintiff resided. For information about obtaining a copy of a divorce decree, contact the appropriate County Clerk . Please note that if the divorce was granted before January 1, 1963, the divorce decree is the only type of document available.


A final decree of divorce is archived in the vital records office of your courthouse, in the county in which you obtain your divorce. In most situations, the court clerk or your attorney will mail you a copy of your final decree. If this doesn't happen or you need an extra copy you should write to or go to the court clerk's office and request a copy.


Most divorce decrees will cover the following five issues:


  • Alimony

  • Property Division

  • Custody

  • Visitation

  • Child Support

Second, there is a divorce certificate filed with the New York State Department of Health for divorces granted on or after January 1, 1963. The divorce certificate contains basic information about the husband and wife, and the date and place the marriage ended. For information about obtaining a divorce certificate copy from the New York State Department of Health, please continue.




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