Indiana Divorce Records

As with other states, valid photo ID is required to access Indiana divorce records. Unlike some “closed record” states, The State of Indiana Public Records system allows anyone to make dissolution of marriage paperwork requests by mail or in person. There is also an online search system for divorce records for the public to use as part of The State of Indiana Public Records’ website. According to the Indiana Access to Public Records Act, anyone may request government agency records. For more information on “open record” policies and procedures that may affect your search for divorce records, contact:

How To Access Indiana Divorce Records
For direct divorce record information, contacting the Clerk of the Court in the Indiana county in which the dissolution of marriage was granted is a way to access these files.

Contact And Fee Information For Indiana Divorce Records

The Clerks of the Courts maintain divorce records in Indiana from 1852 to the present. Below is a list of Clerk of the Court offices organized alphabetically by Indiana county. Most Clerk’s Offices offer both walk in and mail in divorce record request services. Fees vary and small copying costs may be added. The phone numbers below with each county’s Clerk’s Office can be accessed to check fees, business hours and other divorce record request procedures.

Divorce Records And Indiana Law

As Indiana is an “open records” state in which anyone may request a divorce record, the information on a dissolution of marriage may be used in background checking. It’s also a good idea, in addition to a dating background check to confirm divorce details, to check your own records for accuracy. If you can access another person’s Indiana divorce records, others can also view yours, so ensuring that your own information is accurate is crucial.