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Illinois Divorce Records And Marriage License Records

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Contrary to the belief, divorces are actually quite expensive. More importantly, they have a profound impact on the people involved especially the children. Within Illinois, these divorce records are kept at the state department office for statistical principles. Searching Free Illinois Divorce Records can only be done at the state agencies within that state; hence it is not available in other states via this means.

The main document in divorce records is arguably the final decree. It shows all the details surrounding the divorce including the particulars of the parties involved, settlement, time and place and the reason which is invariably the most sought after information. If there had been multiple divorces in Illinois, they will all show up on the state index but they have to be pursued separately if they were granted in different counties.

Illinois Divorce Records are one of the principal categories of vital information that come under the Illinois Department of Public Health. Verification of divorces that occurred in Illinois from 1962 to the present is available through the Division of Vital Statistics for $5.00 per request. It must be listed on the state index which is organized by the husband’s name only. Those prior to 1962 are only available directly from the original county office, likewise certified copies of any Illinois Divorce Records.

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