Yes, the majority of divorce records (also referred to as divorce case files and/or judgments) are considered public information. There are two exceptions: 1. any financial information contained in the more recent records is made available only to the parties of the case named or to their attorney, and 2. A small percentage of divorce cases may have information, such as the address of a party, impounded, which is done for safety reasons. This occurs most often in domestic violence situations where there is a restraining order.