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Marriage Cert

  • 11-09-2017 5:48pm
    #1
    Ms2011
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    I need to track down a copy of my husband's marriage cert from his first marriage.
    He was married in Florida so I can't just go online & get it.
    The original cert was taken by the judge during his divorce hearing (which was in Ireland).
    My question is would he be able get a copy of the court documents that would hopefully have a copy of the cert in it and if so how would we go about doing that.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Fred Swanson
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  • #3
    Ms2011
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    Fred Swanson wrote: »
    This post has been deleted.

    Thanks for the reply, I will make use of that link to get a copy for the future, I didn't realise he could order them online like that.
    What I should have put in my OP however was that we'd need it for next week so we wouldn't get the online copy in time.


  • #4
    Peregrinus
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    Depending on the purpose for which you want the certificate now, a photocopy may not be acceptable. You won't get the original back off the court file.

    If a photocopy is acceptable, your best bet may be for him to approach the lawyer who acted for your husband in the divorce proceedings. He'll almost certainly have kept a copy of everything filed in court. This will probably be quicker than trying to get your hands on the court file.


  • #5
    Ms2011
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,147 ✭✭✭Ms2011


    Yes a photocopy would be fine, it's just for a house sale.

    I'm not sure if he still has the information for the guy who acted for him during the divorce, he wasn't a solicitor but a clerk of the courts ( I think that's what he said ).

    You'd think once you were divorced that would be it but it really does follow you around for the rest of your life :(


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