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

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

Certified copies of divorce decrees can be obtained by contacting the Prothonotary Office at 717-299-8282.

What is the meaning of a prothonotary?

chief clerk
: a chief clerk of any of various courts of law.

How do I look up someone’s record in PA?

Go to the Docket Sheets section of the Pennsylvania Unified Judicial system. The initial value of the first drop-down menu, “Search type,” will be “Docket Number.” Change that to “Participant Name.” Fill in the full, legal name of the person in the “Last Name” and “First Name” fields.

Can I get a certified copy of my divorce decree online?

To get a certified copy of the decree, ask the court clerk to stamp and sign the copy. The court clerk’s stamp and signature show that the decree is an authentic copy of the decree that was filed. You cannot obtain certified copies of your decree online.

Can you get married at Lancaster County Courthouse?

You can apply for your marriage license at the Lancaster County Clerk of Orphans’ Court office. You will find the Lancaster County Clerk of Orphans’ Court office on the second floor of the Lancaster County Courthouse, located at 50 North Duke Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Who is the Clerk of courts in Lancaster County PA?

The Clerk of Courts is an independently elected public official responsible for efficiently maintaining accurate criminal records for the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County. Read on Jacquelyn Pfursich, Clerk of Courts

Who is the court reporter in Lancaster County?

The official court reporter sits beside the witness stand recording the testimony of the witnesses. A deputy prothonotary or deputy clerk of court sits at a desk near the Judge and handles the papers for the court, calls out the names when a jury is empanelled (chosen to try a case) and administers the oath to witnesses.

What is the mission of Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas?

It is the Mission of the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas to be as effective and efficient as possible in: Court Facilities. Read More…

How does jury service work in Lancaster County?

Lancaster County has adopted a three day minimum system for criminal and civil court. If you are not selected to serve on a jury during that period of time, you will be excused by the Court Administration Office.