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Crittenden County Divorce Records

Divorce records in Crittenden County, Arkansas, are available through several channels. CrittendenCourt.us can help you find publicly available divorce record information for the county. You can also obtain records directly from the circuit court that issued the decree, the Crittenden County Circuit Clerk's office, or the Arkansas Department of Health's vital records division. Each source provides different types of documents depending on whether you need a full court file or a divorce certificate for verification purposes.

Crittenden Divorce Records Search

Crittenden County divorce records are maintained by two primary offices. The Crittenden County Circuit Clerk keeps the complete court file for every divorce case adjudicated in the county, including the original petition, final decree, property settlement agreements, custody orders, and any post-decree modifications. The Arkansas Department of Health maintains a shorter divorce certificate that confirms the divorce occurred, listing the parties' names, date of divorce, and county where it was granted.

You can search for Crittenden County divorce case information online through Search ARCourts, the Arkansas Judiciary's public case lookup tool. This database includes case summaries and, in some instances, links to filed documents. For certified copies or older records not yet digitized, contact the Circuit Clerk directly.

Crittenden County Circuit Clerk

Crittenden County Courthouse
100 Court StreetMarion, AR 72364Phone: (870) 739-4434Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM

Where Divorce Records Are Filed in Crittenden

In Arkansas, divorce cases are handled by the circuit court. Crittenden County falls within the Second Judicial Circuit. When a divorce is finalized, the judge signs the decree and the Circuit Clerk files it as part of the permanent court record. The clerk's office retains the entire case file — the petition, responses, temporary orders, settlement agreements, custody arrangements, and the final decree.

Separately, the court reports the divorce to the Arkansas Department of Health, Division of Vital Records, which creates a divorce certificate. This certificate is a summary document, not a copy of the decree itself.

Which office you contact depends on what you need:

  • Full divorce decree, settlement terms, or custody orders — request these from the Crittenden County Circuit Clerk.
  • Divorce certificate for proof of divorce — order from the Arkansas Department of Health.

Crittenden County Circuit Clerk

100 Court Street
Marion, AR 72364Phone: (870) 739-4434

Arkansas Department of Health — Vital Records

4815 West Markham Street, Slot 44
Little Rock, AR 72205Phone: (501) 661-2336Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM

Arkansas divorce court forms, including those for uncontested divorces, are available through the Arkansas Judiciary court forms page. You can also look up the Crittenden County court directory for additional contact details.

Divorce Record Search Fees, Copy Costs, and Processing Times in Crittenden

ServiceFeeTypical Processing Time
Divorce certificate (Arkansas Department of Health)$10.002–6 weeks by mail
Additional copies of divorce certificate (same order)$10.00 eachIncluded with initial order
Court record copy (Circuit Clerk, per page)$0.50Same day to several business days
Certified court document copy (Circuit Clerk)$5.00 per document plus per-page copy feesSame day to several business days
Online case search via Search ARCourtsFreeImmediate