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Welcome to the Butler County Probate Court. Our mission is to protect the interests of the disabled, oversee the administration of estates, maintain court records for public access, adjudicate issues fairly and efficiently, and promote confidence in the judicial system.
Estates. When an individual dies, certain assets of the decedent (non-probate) may be transferred by contract, such as joint and survivorship property or payable on death accounts. Other assets (probate) may be transferred through proceedings in Probate Court.
Adoption Instructions with Forms Packets. Adoption Petition Packet (Revised 7/14/2023) Download. Adoption Placement (Effective 1/12/2023) Download. Adult Adoption (Revised 12/01/2022) Download. Recognition & Registration of Foreign Adoption (Effective 08/12/2019) Download.
The Butler County Probate Court computer record information disclosed by the system is current only within the limitations of the Butler County Probate Court data retrieval system.
The present Butler County Courthouse was erected in 1889 at a cost of $305,000. The building was surmounted by a clock tower on which stood a statue of the Goddess of Justice, blindfolded, grasping her sword and holding aloft the scales of justice.
Phone: (513) 887-3294. Email: probatecourt@bcohio.gov. Probate Court Phone/Email Directory.
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In the more than 200 years since Clerks of Courts were created by the Ohio Constitution, the responsibilities of the Clerk have grown immensely and are extremely varied. Below are the fundamental responsibilities of the Butler County Clerk of Courts.
The Butler County Probate Court hears cases involving disputes over wills, the administration of estates and trusts, and matters involving guardianship and mental health issues.
View information about various types of cases commonly heard in Butler County Court of Common Pleas Probate Court, including adoptions, estates, name change, guardianships, conservatorships, civil actions, trusts, and mental health commitments.
