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View RecordsGeorgia divorce case research is court-specific; Georgia Courts provides e-access links for participating courts rather than one universal divorce database.
Georgia Courts provides an e-access page that routes users to participating court-specific case-search providers.
Divorce cases are filed in a specific court jurisdiction.
Choose the county Superior Court for the divorce case, rather than a State Court or an unrelated court on the list. Georgia’s official vital-record guidance identifies the Clerk of the Superior Court in the county where the divorce was granted as the holder of divorce-record copies.
Choose the participating court/provider when available.
Do not merge same-name cases.
A web result is not automatically the certified decree.
If the county is absent from e-access or the decree is not online, use the Georgia Superior Court Clerks directory to contact that county’s Superior Court Clerk. Supply the party names, case number if known, approximate year and document needed, and specify ordinary or certified copies. Confirm that clerk’s request method, copy charges and delivery options before paying.
Needed to identify the court.
Use names on the case.
Best discriminator when known.
Docket status, filing, order or decree.
The statewide Georgia Courts page points to separate participating court systems rather than one universal case database.
| Need | Official route | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Electronic case lookup | Georgia Courts e-access list | Court-specific provider routes for participating Georgia courts |
| Official decree or case-file copy | Clerk of the court that owns the case | Use the filing court for official copy requests |
Use this official source as a next stop for divorce cases in georgia.
Divorce copies belong to the Superior Court Clerk in the county granting the divorce.
Find the county Superior Court Clerk for offline records and copies.