Boone County Divorce Decree Records

Boone County is located in northern Kentucky, part of the Cincinnati metropolitan area. The county seat is Burlington. The 54th Judicial Circuit serves Boone County residents seeking divorce decree records. These official court documents prove a marriage has been legally dissolved. The Boone County Circuit Court Clerk maintains all divorce records. Boone County is in the 6th Supreme Court District.

Boone County Circuit Court Clerk for Divorce Decrees

The Boone County Circuit Court Clerk manages all divorce records for the 54th Judicial Circuit. Clerk David S. Martin oversees the office. Circuit court clerks are elected on a partisan basis. They are responsible for the custody, control and safe storage of Circuit Court and District Court records.

Free parking is available in front of the Boone County Justice Center. Additional parking is in the church parking lot behind the building. This makes visiting the clerk's office convenient for those requesting Boone County divorce decree records.

The Boone County Circuit Court Clerk's main phone number is 859-334-2100. The office accepts cash, local check, money order, and credit or debit cards. A processing fee applies to card payments. You can also pay online with ePay.

Visit the Boone County Circuit Court Clerk website for current information. The Boone County government website provides additional resources. The Kentucky Court of Justice page has official court information.

Boone County Court Schedules

The Boone County courts operate on a regular schedule. Knowing these times helps if you need to attend hearings related to your divorce case.

District Court Criminal meets on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 8:30 a.m. Circuit Court Criminal meets on the first, second, third, and fourth Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. Circuit Court Civil meets on the first, second, third, and fourth Tuesdays at 8:45 a.m.

Contact the Boone County Circuit Court Clerk at 859-334-2100 to confirm current schedules. Times may change due to holidays or special circumstances.

Note: Always verify court dates with the clerk's office before traveling to the courthouse.

How to Get a Boone County Divorce Decree

You can obtain a Boone County divorce decree in several ways. Visit the Justice Center in person for same-day service. Call 859-334-2100 to ask about mail-in requests. Online payment is available through ePay.

The Boone County divorce decree you receive depends on the age of the case. Current records from the last 15 years stay at the local courthouse. Records between 15 and 35 years old move to the State Records Center. Contact state.records@ky.gov for these records.

Records older than 35 years go to the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. Visit kdla.ky.gov for request forms. KDLA charges $20 for in-state research requests. Out-of-state requests cost $25.

Payment options include cash, local check, money order, and credit or debit cards. A fee applies to card payments. Call ahead to confirm current rates.

Search Boone County Divorce Decree Records Online

CourtNet 2.0 helps you locate Boone County divorce decree records quickly. Enter the name of one spouse to start your search. Add Boone County to narrow results. The system shows case numbers and filing dates.

CourtNet does not show the full document contents. You must contact the clerk for actual copies. The database tells you where to look. Basic searches are free and require no registration.

To search CourtNet 2.0 effectively, gather some basic facts. Know the full name of at least one party. Have an approximate date range for the divorce. Identify Boone County as the filing location.

Visit CourtNet 2.0 to begin your search for Boone County divorce decree records.

Nearby Counties for Divorce Decree Records

These counties neighbor Boone County. You must file for divorce in the county where you reside.