How do I get a copy of my divorce decree in Norfolk VA?

The Clerk’s Office maintains marriage and divorce records. You may come to the Clerk’s Office to request a copy of the documents or you may call the Norfolk Circuit Court Clerk’s Office Copy Center at (757) 793-3516. Certified copies from the Clerk’s Office are $2.50 plus $0.50 per page.

Where do I park for Norfolk General District Court?

The closest garages are the York Street Garage, located at the corner of Boush Street and Bute Street at 215 W. York Street, and the MacArthur Center North and South Garages located on 500 City Hall Avenue with one entrance on Market Street, and another entrance on City Hall Avenue.

Where do you park for Norfolk Court?

Nearby Parking Garages & Surface Lots

Plume Street Surface Lot550 East Plume Street (397 feet N)
Education Surface Lot800 East City Hall Avenue (755 feet NE)
Education Surface Lot800 East City Hall Avenue (755 feet NE)
Union Street Surface Lot999 East Main Street (850 feet SE)

Are divorce records public in Virginia?

Are Virginia Divorce Records Public Information? Virginia divorce records become public information 25 years after the date the divorce decree was issued. Thereafter, interested persons may obtain public divorce records in Virginia.

How do I get a copy of my divorce decree in Virginia?

All Vital records can also be obtained from the Virginia Department of Health, Division of Vital Records, 2001 Maywill Street, Suite 101, Richmond, VA 23230. The general information number is 804-662-6200. Copies of marriage licenses can also be obtained from your county Clerk’s Office.

Where can I find land records in Norfolk VA?

George E. Schaefer, Clerk of the Norfolk Circuit Court is pleased to announce the availability of Land Records and other miscellaneous filings via a Secure Access Internet portal. This service is a convenience and is therefore available ONLY by subscription.

Where can I find Norfolk circuit court case files?

George E. Schaefer, Clerk of the Norfolk Circuit Court is pleased to announce the availability of Criminal and Civil Case Files via a Secure Access Internet portal. This system is intended solely for the use of authorized Officer of the Court personnel to retrieve and review court documents they are specifically authorized to review.

Who is the custodian of land records in Norfolk VA?

The Circuit Court Land Record Division is the custodian, or keeper of all land records for the City of Norfolk. These records include deeds showing property ownership, mortgages, certain liens and homestead exemptions. All records in the Land Record Division are open to the public.

What is the Circuit Court land record division?