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21.1: Judgment Entry - Change of Name of Adult. 21.2: Application for Change of Name of Minor. 21.3: Judgment Entry - Change of Name of Minor. 21.4: Consent to Change of Name. 21.5: Notice of Hearing on Change of Name. 21.6: Application to Waive Publication Requirement and Seal File.
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Instructions for the Preparation of Statistical Report Forms Court of Common Pleas - Probate Division - Form C
Probate Form 1.0: Surviving Spouse, Children, Next of Kin, Legatees, and Devisees. PROBATE COURT OF _____________ COUNTY, OHIO. ESTATE OF _______________________________________________________, DECEASED. CASE NO. _______________________.
PROBATE COURT OF _____ COUNTY, OHIO . ESTATE OF _____, DECEASED . CASE NO. _____ ELECTION OF SURVIVING SPOUSE TO TAKE UNDER WILL [R.C. 2106.05] I, decedent’s surviving spouse, elect to take under decedent’s Will. ... FORM 8.1 - ELECTION OF SURVIVING SPOUSE TO TAKE UNDER WILL 12/01/2002.
PROBATE COURT OF _____ COUNTY, OHIO . ESTATE OF _____, DECEASED . CASE NO. _____ FIDUCIARY'S ACCOUNT [R.C. 2109.30, 2109.301 and 2109.32] [Executors and Administrators] The fiduciary offers the account given below and on the attached itemized statement of receipts and disbursements. The
Download Guide. Domestic Relations and Juvenile Standardized Forms. Summit on Children 2023. Limited Scope Representation. Word files may be viewed for free with Office Online . PDF Files may be viewed, printed, and searched using the Free Acrobat ® Reader. Acrobat Reader is a trademark of Adobe Inc. Download the county probate resource guides.
The following forms are provided as a service to the public. These forms have either been adopted by the Ohio Supreme Court as Standard Probate Forms and/or by this Court as Local Probate Forms.
Feb 9, 2022 · The Supreme Court of Ohio has updated several standard probate forms to reflect various statutory and administrative developments within the state. The changes went into effect on Feb. 1. Guardianships.
A probate proceeding takes place in the probate court of the county in which the decedent lived. If the decedent also owned real estate in another state, additional proceedings may be necessary in that state.
