Travis County is located in state of Texas in United States. It had a population of 998,543 in the year 2008. The county has been named after William Barret Travis, commander of the Republic of Texas forces in the Battle of the Alamo.

United States has a high divorce rate. 50% of first marriages, 67% of second marriages and 74% of the third marriages end in divorce. The records assume importance due to high divorce rate. It is likely that your prospective spouse may have some past marriage history.

Travis County Clerk functions as the official record keeper for the commissioners court and county courts of law along with public records. The mission of the Travis County Archives is to serve the government and the community by documenting, preserving the public records, and making it available. The local administration has prepared an electronic filing system to store court documents and all public records. The recording division maintains all documents pertaining to marriages, divorce cases and all other public records. The Travis County Clerk divorce division contains millions of divorce documents which can be accessed by public.

Anyone who has applied for annulment of marriage in Travis County and has been legally granted divorce has to appear before the Travis County Clerk divorce division with a divorce decree for its registration in public information database . The Travis local administration office has specially made archives of the public records by documenting , conserving the documents and making the information available to public.

If you need information about any divorce, you can visit the Travis County Clerk division and place a request. You can search the online public information database for information. The Internet has changed the way we access records online. There are many websites that allow you to search online public information database for information. These websites work on free or fee basis.