Georgia Divorce Records
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Divorce records in Georgia can be somewhat confusing. Like most other public records, the number one way to find some proof that a divorce occurred is by checking with the state's Office of Vital Records.
However, there's a catch: in Georgia, the state archives can only conduct a search to determine whether a divorce occurred-they can't actually issue divorce records. This is because divorce records are only kept by the County Superior Court where the proceedings were filed. That means that finding the proper county archive to submit your request to can often be confusing.
Fortunately, online searches can really reduce the time and headache involved in sorting out Georgia divorce records, by putting millions of records in your grasp.
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