Kitsap County Divorce Records

Kitsap County divorce records, officially called dissolution of marriage records, are court documents that record the legal process of ending a marriage. These records are created and maintained by the Kitsap County Superior Court, which handles all family law matters, including divorce. In Washington State, most divorce records are considered public records. This means anyone can access basic information about the case, though certain sensitive details, such as child custody arrangements, financial disclosures, or domestic violence allegations, may be sealed or redacted for privacy reasons.

Typical information found in divorce records includes:

• Names of both spouses
• Date the divorce petition was filed
• Date the divorce was finalized (decree date)
• Case number
• The final divorce decree, which outlines the terms of the divorce, like property division, spousal support, etc.
• Parenting plans or child support orders if children are involved

Kitsap County processes several hundred divorce cases each year, reflecting typical family court activity for a county of its size. To access these records, one may search online through the Odyssey Portal or visit the Kitsap County Superior Court Clerk’s office in person. Certified copies are available for a fee.

County	Court Name	Address	Phone Number	Office Hours
Kitsap County	Kitsap County Superior Court	614 Division Street, Port Orchard, WA 98366	(360) 337-7140	Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM