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Boone County Divorce Records
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Boone County Clerk of Court
Address: 2950 Washington St., Burlington, KY 41005
Phone: (859) 334-2108
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Official Boone County Divorce Records Resources
| Agency Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Boone County Circuit Court Clerk 6025 Rogers Lane Room 141 Burlington KY 41005 859 448 2900 | This court clerk runs the county’s big court records, like those for divorce. They help with law papers, keep track of court times, and deal with jurors. Older files, 15 to 35 years, can be asked for at the State Records Center. |
| Boone County Clerk’s Office 2950 Washington Square Burlington KY 41005 859 334 2108 kenny brown@boonecountyky org | The clerk deals with county files like wed papers and land deals. They also do notary work and help with voting records. |
| Boone County Clerk Florence Office 8100 Ewing Blvd Florence KY 41042 859 647 8702 | This branch of the Boone County Clerk gives folks the same help with records and files as the main one in Burlington. |
| Florence City Clerk 8100 Ewing Blvd Florence KY 41042 859 647 5416 | This office in Florence keeps town records and helps folks get papers they need from the city. |
| Walton City Clerk 40 North Main St Walton KY 41094 859 485 4383 | The clerk in Walton takes care of town papers and helps folks who need records. |
| Union City Clerk 1843 Mount Zion Rd Union KY 41091 859 384 1511 | Union’s city clerk looks after town files and helps people find needed papers. |
| Boone County Public Library 1786 Burlington Pike Burlington KY 41005 859 342 2665 | This library has books and town files. Folks can look up old family records, like old divorce papers, and learn about the county’s past. |