Background Checks and People Search Services On television, trials are exciting and justice almost always prevails. In reality, however, divorce trials are grueling affairs that leave many feeling unjustly treated. This is one of the reasons an estimated 95% of divorce cases settle without going to court. If you are contemplating a divorce trial, consider these pros and cons before taking the gamble.

Background Network provides hundreds of national and state-specific links to free public record databases. Links can be used to find criminal records, property records, trademark records, vital records, corporation records and more. Background Network also offers personalized services for a fee.

ChoicePoint provides certified copies of vital records and conducts business lawsuit searches.

Discreet Research offers an extensive array of people searches and background record checks.

FBI Crimes Against Children provides links to state sex offender registry web sites where you can search for registered sex offenders nationwide.

KnowX uses public records to run background checks, locate assets, determine property values and more.

PACER Service Center allows users to obtain case and docket information from federal appellate, district, and bankruptcy courts for a fee.

Switchboard® is a digital directory similar to your telephone yellow pages.

United States Tax Court allows you to search tax court records filed after May 1, 1986.

ZabaSearch provides links to an estimated 30,000 free national and international databases. It is a helpful tool for finding government, personal and business information online.

The Modern Woman’s Divorce Guide has no relationship with the organizations; agencies or programs listed above and does not endorse their services. We provide these links for your information only.

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