Divorce and family law cases are generally public, and court records, including financial disclosures and custody arrangements, are accessible by anyone. However, there are limited circumstances where divorce records can be sealed, such as cases involving high-profile individuals, sensitive financial details, or the protection of minor children. While most people cannot have their entire divorce case sealed, some documents can be redacted or sensitive parts sealed by court order. Additionally, parties may use alternative methods like mediation to keep details out of court and, therefore, out of public record.