How do I find actual court case files, ie. divorce cases?
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try www.thesmokinggun.com
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at the local court house for the county which you are interested in.  not sure if you can view them online.  search for the county court you are interested in in google or yahoo.
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Check with the court. They are public records.
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CALL THE COURTHOUSE IN THAT CITY AND ASK FOR A COPY OF THE DIVORCE DECREE. THEY WILL CHARGE FOR COPIES ( it varies) BUT IT IS OPEN TO PUBLIC RECORDS FROM THE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
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In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.
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Go to divorce papers .com\n\nOr\n\nLaw.com
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It depends on where you live. You can go to your local county website if that person has lived in that county for a while and they have ways you can look up what kind of cases they have had. It will give you dates, court dates and what happened. And if you want more specific information it will give you a case number and you can go look it up at the court house because that information is public record.
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If this is for a school assignment your school might have lexis nexus, which is a database to find cases.  I have access using my university's library system.\n\nYou might also want to try the county websites or even the state's website.
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Most states have a websites where you can obtain legal forms. You can go to your states website and look up legal documents.  You can also usually access legal forms for Divorce at the public library.
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please, with Only $34.95. Instantly search court records for any US county....\nwww.court-record.org\nhopefully that would help you.
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i would start at the county courthouse archives first. if they can't help you they probably can direct you to someone who can. \n\nthere will be a fee no doubt. you may even need to contact a lawyer. \n\nthe biggest problem i see you running into would be if it is a child family court thing..it may be sealed. you may need to get a court order to view them.
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I think you can go to any courthouse and search the records but if you want to copy anything, then you have to pay.\n\nCall whichever county courthouse is involved and ask them.
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You can go to the court house to see records that are publicly viewable.  It's probably cheapest and easiest to use an on line service like the one listed.
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well....what i do when im looking for someone or something i always search yahoo and google but ive never searched for divorce stuff but it poped up on my screen once and i think you go to www.courtrecords.com or .net im not sure if thats right though....maybe somebody else will have a better answer.
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Depending on where the lawsuit was filed, there should be a court clerk's office in the county seat.  That would be a good place to start.  Some of this information can be searched for online by typing in "Blank" County Court into your browser.  If you are lucky, you can search to find the case name and case number.  So far, the resources to find the actual lawsuit papers online is quite limited.  The best thing to do is to do a search online or at the court clerk's office, get the case name and case number, and ask to see the file.  If the location of the Court is some distance from you, you can hire a process server to go to court and search for the records for you.  Be forewarned, most clerks charge anywhere from fifty cents to three dollars a page per copy of these records. \n\nGood luck
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If you are seeking information on the lower court rulings from your area, check with the court if they have a website.  Not all case history are published.
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Go to the court clerk's office, ask how you can look up a file, get the file and read it.