Lexington County Divorce Records

Lexington County divorce records are official documents of marriage dissolutions, managed through the Family Court system. These files serve as a formal history of the case, starting from the initial petition and ending with the judge’s verdict. Under South Carolina law, Lexington County divorce records are generally considered public records; however, the court often protects sensitive information, such as social security numbers or specific details regarding minor children, to maintain privacy.

A typical record contains the names of both parties, the case number, and the dates when the divorce was filed and finalized. The most critical document in the file is the divorce decree, which outlines the court’s final rulings on asset division and other legal requirements. Lexington County handles a significant volume of these domestic cases annually, reflecting its position as one of the state’s most populous regions.

To access these files, requestors can search for case summaries via the South Carolina Judicial Branch Public Index or visit the Lexington County Judicial Center to request certified copies of the final decree.

County	Court Name	Address	Phone Number	Office Hours
Lexington County	Lexington County Family Court	Lexington County Judicial Center, 205 East Main Street, Suite 227, Lexington, SC 29072.	(803) 785-8212.	8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.