Where can I find the divorce judgment of the court?

According to "Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on People's Courts Publishing Judgment Documents on the Internet", people's courts may not publish judgment documents involving state secrets, juvenile delinquency, divorce proceedings, or custody of minor children on the Internet. However, the divorce judgment or mediation made by the court can be obtained through the following channels:

1, the parties themselves can get the files from the court archives.

Both parties to a divorce case can bring their ID cards to the archives of the court that has jurisdiction over divorce cases, show their ID cards, and receive a divorce judgment or conciliation statement.

2. Entrust a lawyer to the court to retrieve it.

The parties to a divorce case may entrust a lawyer to the court under the jurisdiction of the divorce case to receive a divorce judgment or mediation.

Relevant legal provisions of the Civil Procedure Law

Article 134 The people's courts try civil cases in public, except those involving state secrets, personal privacy or otherwise provided by law. Divorce cases and cases involving commercial secrets may be heard in private upon the application of the parties.

Relevant laws and regulations of the Supreme People's Court on the Provisions of People's Courts on Publishing Judgment Documents on the Internet:

Article 4 A judgment document made by a people's court shall not be published on the Internet under any of the following circumstances:

Involving state secrets;

(2) A minor commits a crime;

(3) Closing the case through mediation or confirming the effectiveness of the people's mediation agreement, unless it is really necessary to make it public in order to protect national interests, social public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of others;

(four) divorce proceedings or involving the custody and guardianship of minor children;

(five) other circumstances that the people's court considers inappropriate to publish on the Internet.

Article 8 When the people's court publishes judgment documents on the Internet, the following persons shall be anonymous:

(a) the parties to the marriage, family and inheritance disputes and their legal representatives;

(2) Victims of criminal cases and their legal representatives, plaintiffs in incidental civil actions and their legal representatives, witnesses and expert witnesses;

(3) Minors and their legal representatives.