Rockland County Divorce Records

Rockland County divorce records are the official court files made when a marriage is legally ended through the county’s family court system. These records outline the formal steps of the case, from the initial petition to the judge’s final ruling. While most people know what a divorce means in everyday terms, these documents provide the legal proof of the court’s decisions. They are often needed for name changes, future marriages, financial matters, or to enforce court orders.

In New York, many parts of divorce cases are public, so basic case details can typically be reviewed. However, access to certain documents may be limited to protect privacy, especially when children, financial information, or sealed filings are involved. A usual divorce record includes the names of both spouses, the docket or case number, filing and finalization dates, and the divorce decree detailing custody, support, and property division. Rockland County handles a steady number of divorce cases each year, reflecting its population and role in the state court system.

County	Court Name	Address	Phone Number	Office Hours
Rockland County	Rockland County Family Court	1 South Main Street, New City, NY 10956	(845) 483-8210	Mon-Fri, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.