Bullitt County Divorce Decree Records

Bullitt County is located in north-central Kentucky, south of Louisville. The county seat is Shepherdsville. The 14th Judicial Circuit serves Bullitt County residents seeking divorce decree records. These official court documents prove a marriage has been legally dissolved. The Bullitt County Circuit Court Clerk maintains all divorce records.

Bullitt County Circuit Court Clerk for Divorce Decrees

The Bullitt County Circuit Court Clerk manages all divorce records for the 14th Judicial Circuit. Clerk Paulita A. Keith oversees the office. The office maintains divorce petitions, settlement agreements, and final decrees. Family Court handles divorce, domestic violence, juvenile, and emergency custody matters.

The Bullitt County Circuit Court Clerk has multiple phone lines. The main number is 502-543-7104. Additional lines include 502-955-7764, 502-543-2244, and 502-955-7512. The fax number is 502-543-7158.

The phone menu provides information on various services. Options include general information, District Criminal and Traffic, Circuit Criminal, District and Circuit Civil, and Family Court. The Family Court option covers divorce matters.

Payment options include cash and in-state personal checks. Checks must have the Social Security number, birth date, and phone number printed on them. Certified checks, cashier's checks, and money orders are also accepted. Credit cards are accepted up to $2,500. Debit cards are accepted with a processing fee. You can also pay online with ePay.

Visit the Bullitt County court information page for current updates.

How to Get a Bullitt County Divorce Decree

You can obtain a Bullitt County divorce decree in several ways. Visit the courthouse in person for same-day service. Call 502-543-7104 to ask about mail-in requests. Online payment is available through ePay.

Select the Family Court option from the phone menu for divorce-related questions. Staff can explain how to request certified copies of your Bullitt County divorce decree.

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.

Search Bullitt County Divorce Decree Records Online

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CourtNet does not show the full document contents. You must contact the clerk for actual copies. Basic searches are free.

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Nearby Counties for Divorce Decree Records

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