Kentucky Divorce Decree Records by County

Kentucky divorce decree records are maintained at the Circuit Court Clerk's office in each county where the divorce was granted. The Commonwealth has 120 counties, each with its own Circuit Court responsible for preserving official divorce documentation. Select a county below to access local contact information, office hours, and specific procedures for requesting certified divorce decrees. County clerks can provide copies of final divorce judgments that contain property settlements, custody arrangements, and support orders.

Circuit Court Clerk Divorce Records

Each of Kentucky's 120 counties has a Circuit Court Clerk who serves as the official custodian of divorce records. These records document the legal dissolution of marriages and contain critical information including final judgments, property division agreements, child custody determinations, and spousal support orders. The Circuit Court Clerk's office maintains both physical and electronic records depending on the county and the date of the divorce.

When requesting a divorce decree, you will need to provide identifying information such as the names of both parties, the approximate date of the divorce, and the case number if available. Some counties offer online record searches through their websites, while others require in-person visits or written requests. Contact the specific Circuit Court Clerk's office for detailed instructions on obtaining certified copies of divorce decrees in that county.

All Kentucky Counties - Divorce Decree Records

Select your county below to find local Circuit Court Clerk contact information and procedures for obtaining divorce decree records.