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The Montgomery County Probate Court does not require a Social Security number and Driver's License number information on Estate, Trusts, Guardianship, Name Change, Civil and Miscellaneous Forms. The following forms are provided as a service to the public.
Click on picture for the Registration Form The Supreme Court of Ohioannounced on March 10, 2015the adoption of new rules to govern adult guardianships in Ohio.The rules became effective June 1, 2015. Montgomery County Home Probate Home Attorney's Cases Case Name Civil & Miscellaneous Estate Guardianship Marriage License Mental Health Trusts
Access the probate court e-filing system. Probate Court E-Filing Help during normal business hours. The Montgomery County Probate Court is E-Filing all Civil, Miscellaneous, Estate, Trust, Adoption, and Guardianship cases.
An estate is a type of case that is opened when an individual dies leaving assets that have not been transferred by contract, such as joint and survivorship property or property with beneficiary designations, which are called probate assets. The Probate Court ensures that probate assets are managed and disbursed in accordance with the decedent ...
Click on picture for the Registration Form The Supreme Court of Ohioannounced on March 10, 2015the adoption of new rules to govern adult guardianships in Ohio.The rules became effective June 1, 2015. Montgomery County Home Probate Home Attorney's Cases Case Name Civil & Miscellaneous Estate Guardianship Marriage License Mental Health Trusts
Forms may be filed in person at the Clerk's Office at 41 North Perry Street, 2nd Floor, Dayton, Ohio, 45402. Forms also may be filed by mailing them to Montgomery County Probate Court, 41 North Perry Street, P.O. Box 972, Dayton, Ohio, 45422.
Montgomery County Probate Court. The Montgomery County Probate Court hears cases involving disputes over wills, the administration of estates and trusts, and matters involving guardianship and mental health issues.
