Is A Divorce Public Record? - Linda Leeser

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From Family Matters Law Firm PLLC - In this episode, we delve into the topic of divorce records and their public accessibility, as detailed in the article "Is A Divorce Public Record?" When a marriage ends in Texas, it initiates a series of legal procedures that generate public documents, including divorce records. These records, accessible under the Public Information Act (Texas Government Code 552), ensure transparency and uphold the integrity of the legal process. However, this public nature can be concerning for those who wish to keep personal details private.
We discuss the different types of divorce records in Texas: Divorce Certificates, Divorce Decrees, and Complete Divorce Records. Each type serves various legal and personal needs, from proving the divorce for administrative purposes to detailing the terms of asset division, child custody, and alimony. Understanding how to access these records, whether online, by mail, or in person, is crucial for anyone needing proof of divorce or related legal documentation.
Privacy is a significant concern for many individuals undergoing a divorce. Fortunately, there are legal provisions to seal divorce records under specific circumstances. By filing a motion under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, sensitive information such as financial details and social security numbers can be protected from public scrutiny. We explore the steps involved in sealing records, including obtaining a court order and demonstrating that sealing is necessary to protect privacy without compromising public interest.
For personalized assistance and advice on managing the privacy of your divorce proceedings, it is essential to seek guidance from a knowledgeable San Antonio family and divorce attorney. At Family Matters Law Firm PLLC, we are dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of divorce while protecting your privacy. Contact us today at (210) 997-2914 to schedule a consultation and learn more about the legal measures available to you.
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