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Tangipahoa Parish Divorce Records

Divorce records in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, are available through several channels. TangipahoaParishCourt.org allows you to find public information about divorce records online. Additionally, you can contact the district court that issued the decree, the parish Clerk of Court's office, or the Louisiana Center for Vital Records directly. Each of these institutions maintains different types of documents, so the choice depends on the specific request.

Tangipahoa Divorce Records Search

In Tangipahoa Parish, divorce records are maintained by the Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court. This office is the official custodian of court cases, including divorce decrees, settlement agreements, child custody decisions, and related documents. The collection covers all divorce cases heard by the 21st Judicial District Court, which serves the parishes of Tangipahoa, Livingston, and St. Helena.

At the state level, the Louisiana Department of Health — Center for Vital Records and Statistics keeps statistical records of divorces, but certified copies of divorce decrees are issued exclusively by the Clerk of Court of the parish where the divorce was filed.

Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court
110 North Bay StreetAmite City, LA 70422Phone: (985) 748-4146Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 – 16:30

Where Divorce Records Are Filed in Tangipahoa

Divorce cases in the parish are handled by the 21st Judicial District Court. Once a judge signs the decree, the documents remain with the Clerk of Court. Here's how responsibilities are distributed among institutions:

Court Records — Clerk of Court

If you need a full copy of the court decree, settlement agreement, or custody documents, contact the Clerk of Court. This is the only place where the original court case is stored.

Tangipahoa Parish Clerk of Court
110 North Bay StreetAmite City, LA 70422Phone: (985) 748-4146

Vital Records — Louisiana Vital Records

If you only need verification of the divorce, you can contact the state's Center for Vital Records. However, a certified copy of the court decree is not issued there — for that, you need to contact the Clerk of Court.

Louisiana Department of Health
Center for Vital Records and StatisticsP.O. Box 60630New Orleans, LA 70160Phone: (504) 593-5100

In summary:

  • Full text of the divorce decree, agreements, custody orders → Parish Clerk of Court
  • Verification of divorce, statistical data → Louisiana Vital Records

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

ServiceFeeTypical Processing Time
Copy of court document (non-certified), per page$1.001–3 business days for in-person requests
Certified copy of divorce decree (Clerk of Court)$5.00 for the first two pages + $0.50 for each additional page3–5 business days
Record search at Clerk of CourtFree for in-person requestsDuring visit
Mail request (Clerk of Court)Cost of copies + postage7–14 business days
Verification of divorce (Louisiana Vital Records)$7.002–4 weeks by mail