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

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

Please note that divorce decrees are not available through the Alaska Bureau of Vital Statistics but instead must be obtained from the appropriate court. All requests must include a copy of a government-issued picture ID of the applicant. Alaska does not accept telephone orders.

Are divorce records public in Alaska?

Most divorce records can be accessed by members of the public. While divorce certificates can be obtained through the Bureau of Vital Statistics, divorce certificates and divorce-decrees are maintained by the Alaska Court System.

How do I find court records in Alaska?

You may also contact the Alaska Court System at or you can look up your case status in “COURTVIEW” on the court website. You can determine your next court date by viewing the DOCKETS tab.

What is CourtView?

CourtView has the processing muscle to manage your cases in a straightforward yet powerful way. With a complete suite of modules that include accounting, case processing, calendaring, identity handling, document management, and reporting all in one place, it provides a 360-degree view of your caseload.

How do I plan my own elopement?

Hire a planner. Elopement packages are typically a fraction of what full wedding planning costs so this can still be an affordable option for many. Include a mini reception. Include friends — virtually. Choose your location carefully. Make it legal. Invest in the photography. Plan it as you would a big wedding.

Is eloping a good idea?

An elopement grants them the freedom to decide how to commit their lives to each other. It creates a magical, intimate way for couples to make their wildest, most romantic dreams about their wedding day come true without asking them to sacrifice a single, intimate moment between the two of them.