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St. Croix County Divorce Records

Divorce records in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, are available through several channels. StCroixCourt.us can help you find public information regarding divorce records in this county. Additionally, you can contact the Circuit Court that issued the ruling directly, the St. Croix County Clerk of Courts office, or the Wisconsin Vital Records Office. Online court case search tools also allow you to view basic information about divorce cases.

St. Croix Divorce Records Search

In St. Croix County, divorce records are maintained by two primary institutions. The St. Croix County Circuit Court, through the Clerk of Courts office, maintains complete court cases — divorce decrees, marital settlement agreements, child custody orders, and all related procedural documents. The Wisconsin Department of Health's Vital Records Office keeps divorce certificates — abbreviated documents confirming the fact of divorce.

The collection of records includes:

  • Divorce decrees/judgments
  • Divorce certificates issued by the state
  • Marital settlement agreements
  • Child custody and support orders
  • Petitions, motions, and other procedural documents

To search for information on a specific case, use the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (CCAP) system. This database allows you to find a case by party name or case number.

St. Croix County Clerk of Courts

St. Croix County Government Center
1101 Carmichael RoadHudson, WI 54016Phone: (715) 386-4630Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00–16:30

Where Divorce Records Are Filed in St. Croix

In Wisconsin, divorce cases are handled by the Circuit Court. For residents of St. Croix County, this is the St. Croix County Circuit Court located in Hudson. After the final judgment of divorce is issued, it remains on file with the Clerk of Courts office — this is where you should go if you need a complete copy of the judgment or any other document from the case.

The state also records each divorce. The court sends a notice to the Vital Records Office, which creates a divorce certificate. This document is shorter than the court judgment — it includes the parties' names, date, and place of divorce but does not include terms of property division or custody.

What you need determines where to go:

  • Complete court judgment, marital settlement agreement, custody order → Clerk of the Circuit Court
  • Divorce certificate (to confirm the fact of divorce) → Wisconsin Vital Records Office

St. Croix County Clerk of Courts

1101 Carmichael Road
Hudson, WI 54016Phone: (715) 386-4630

Wisconsin Vital Records Office

Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Vital Records Office1 West Wilson StreetP.O. Box 309Madison, WI 53701-0309Phone: (608) 266-1373

According to the Wisconsin Public Records Law, court documents in divorce cases are generally open to the public. However, the court may restrict access to certain materials — such as financial declarations or documents related to minor children. If you are unsure whether a specific document is available, contact the court clerk.

Divorce Record Search Fees, Copy Costs, and Processing Times in St. Croix

ServiceFeeTypical Processing Time
Copy of court document (regular) — court clerk$1.25 per pageDuring visit or 5–10 business days by mail
Certified copy of court document — court clerk$5.00 for certification + copying costDuring visit or 5–10 business days by mail
Divorce certificate (Vital Records Office, by mail)$20.002–4 weeks
Divorce certificate (via VitalChek, online)$20.00 + service fee7–10 business days (standard delivery)
Expedited processing (Vital Records Office)Additional $10.001–2 business days processing + delivery time