Collin County is very committed to applying technology into their system in terms of managing all the court records at hand. In fact, they now have set-up the online databases for all the court reports including that of Collin County divorce records. The District Clerk has been the main in-charge in the preservation and update of divorce documents. Such clerk is appointed by the Texas Constitution as the registrar, recorder, and custodian of all court pleadings. Thus, anyone who has business in regards to the acquisition of a court record shall contact or visit the clerk’s office so it can be accommodated properly.

There are certain rules and guidelines imposed within the county. That’s why you must be respectful with all the policies that govern over such legal files. If not, then there is no way that you will be able to retrieve the data that you want. Today, all the court filings including that of divorce can now be done electronically. You just have to check out the project on eFiling, go to the assigned link and explore how it is executed to get your case to the court. If you don’t know anything about this, then it is better that you go to the office concerned for instructions or make a phone call if you are too far from the office location.

This online records solution being developed by the state and county officials should not bring difficulties in terms of how this electronic approach is accomplished. You just got to be open about it and you will realize later on that it is way much better than doing the manual approach. However, if you still want to do the traditional method then, of course, you always have the freedom to do so. Just drop by the office and fill out the records request an application form. Then, you got to have it notarized first by a lawyer before you submit it to the District Clerk of court.