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Miller County Divorce Records

Divorce records in Miller County, Arkansas, are available through several channels. MillerCourt.us allows you to quickly find public information regarding divorce cases in this county. Additionally, documents can be obtained directly from the office of the district court that issued the decision, from the county clerk, or through the Arkansas Department of Health, which maintains the registry of vital records. Online court case search is also available through the state judiciary portal.

Miller Divorce Records Search

In Miller County, divorce cases are handled by the Circuit Court — the general jurisdiction court of Arkansas, which has authority over family matters. The Circuit Court Clerk's office keeps a complete set of materials for each case: the divorce decree, property settlement agreements, child custody orders, and related procedural documents.

Separate from court materials is the divorce certificate — a brief document that records the fact of the divorce. It is maintained by the Arkansas Department of Health, Division of Vital Records. If you need detailed information from the case, contact the court office. To confirm the fact of divorce, a certificate from Vital Records is sufficient.

You can start searching for court case information online through the Arkansas Judiciary case search system.

Miller County Circuit Clerk

Miller County Courthouse
400 Laurel StreetTexarkana, AR 71854Phone: (870) 774-4501Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 17:00

Where Divorce Records Are Filed in Miller

When a Circuit Court judge signs a divorce decree, the original document remains in the clerk's office of that court. This is where decrees, settlement agreements, alimony and custody decisions — everything related to a specific case — are stored.

The state of Arkansas also requires that information about each divorce be transmitted to the Division of Vital Records at the Department of Health. This institution issues concise certificates (divorce certificates), which are usually needed for legal confirmation of a change in marital status — for example, when remarrying or processing documents.

Where to apply depends on what you need:

  • Complete case materials (text of the decision, agreements, court orders) — Miller County Circuit Court Clerk.
  • Divorce certificate (brief confirmation of the fact) — Arkansas Department of Health, Division of Vital Records.

Miller County Circuit Clerk

400 Laurel Street
Texarkana, AR 71854Phone: (870) 774-4501

Arkansas Department of Health — Division of Vital Records

4815 West Markham Street, Slot 44
Little Rock, AR 72205Phone: (501) 661-2336Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 16:30

For online status checks or case searches, use the Search ARCourts portal, where public court records of the state are available. Some case documents may be restricted for viewing in accordance with Arkansas Judiciary privacy rules.

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

ServiceFeeTypical Processing Time
Certified copy of divorce decree (Circuit Clerk)$5.00 per document1–3 business days for in-person requests
Divorce certificate (Division of Vital Records)$12.004–6 weeks by mail
Additional copy of divorce certificate (same order)$10.00With the first request
Online court case search (Search ARCourts)FreeInstantly