Williamson County Divorce Records

A divorce in Williamson County is a civil legal proceeding jointly handled by the Chancery and the Circuit Court. When a couple divorces, the presiding court creates a case file that includes the divorce petition, any responses filed, temporary orders, the final divorce decree, and related documents such as property division agreements and parenting plans.

Under the Tennessee Public Records Act and Supreme Court Rule 34, divorce files are public documents and are open to citizens upon request. However, financial affidavits and specific sensitive exhibits may be kept confidential.

To obtain a certified copy of a divorce record, interested persons may visit the Chancery Court Clerk & Master's or Circuit Court Clerk's Office, depending on the court that heard the case.

County	Court Name	Address	Office Hours
Williamson County	Williamson County Judicial Center (Chancery & Circuit Court)	135 4th Avenue South Franklin, TN 37065	Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.