Hamilton County Probate Court, Judge Ralph Winkler

Can I get a copy from 53 years ago marriage license

Go down town to Probate court.

Apply online for marriage certificate then go to the marriage office (floor 10). Your officiant will have to fill out the certificate at the ceremony. Pretty quick turn around (for us at least). Congratulations and thank you for your service!

A court order will terminate a guardianship upon the death of a ward, upon the ward being adjudged competent, and in the case of a minor, upon the ward reaching the age of majority (18). If the ward moves to another county within Ohio, the guardian- ship may be transferred. You may download a PDF application to terminate a Guardianship. Go to: www.probatect.org. Select FORMS and then Guardianship Probate Court is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am to 4:00pm. If you or your attorney needs help with the form please call 513-946-3600. William Howard Taft Center 230 East Ninth Street, 9th Floor Cincinnati, OH 45202

Thank you for contacting Hamilton County Probate Court. Divorce decrees are handled by the Hamilton County Domestic Relations Court and filed through the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts. There is a satellite clerks office in Domestic Relations. The direct number is 513-946-9150. They’ll be able to help you in this matter. Thank you

Ohio Revised Code 5302.22 provides for a transfer on death designation affidavit as one mechanism to effect a transfer of real property at death. We strongly encourage consulting with an attorney regarding such matters to ensure proper execution of the appropriate documents. Failing to follow the proper procedures may result in an ineffective transfer.

my sister never did like me and I lost both parents in a year I lived with my father and I been making mortgage payments on the home share with him for 2 years my mom sent a handwritten letter and we both sent in documents That she wanted me to be the potential successor in interest She had a very bad disease in that's about the only way she can go about it she has a Hand written notarized letter as well She told her other children do me one favour and don't mess with your sister with her father's home use might not gotta liker but that's where she lived with her father they came in toward the whole kitchen out the whole bathroom out in the month of probate after my mom died

Hamilton County Auditor's website. You may review property in Hamilton County by owner name or street address.

Just call them tomorrow between 8-4 they are really nice

Hello Ms. Williams Thank you for reaching out to Judge Winkler about an adoption. The Probate Court Website has information about an agency, private or even an adult adoption. The website is www.probatect.org/forms / adoptions. Click on the appropriate section to download to read or print. Hamilton County provides some terrific agencies for adoptions including Jobs and Family Services ProKids and Lighthouse. Thank you!

While there is no specific time period within which to open up an Estate Administration, certain classes of assets may be subject to independent time limitations and not require timely action. We strongly suggest you promptly see legal counsel to discuss your particular circumstances

Hello, you should be able to receive a copy of your daughter's Birth Certificate from The Elm Street Health Center: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/health/birth-death-certificates/ (513) 352-3120

Was a beneficiary named in the policy? Are there any next of kins applicable to the estate?

Ron, On-line, archived birth records are only available from October 8, 1863 to October 13, 1908. Not all records are available or were sent in to be recorded and some maybe sealed by the court. You may call the Issue Desk at 513-946-3596 to request additional information. Someone there may direct you to stop in at the Hamilton County Probate Court located in the William Howard Taft Law Center at 230 East Ninth Street 9TH Floor, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. The court is open Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Thank you.

You need to contact an attorney. You can find an attorney at cincybar.org. Click on Lawyer Referral Service.

Mr. Shearer, We have copies of most Marriage Certificates issued in Hamilton County dating back to 1800. Judge Ralph Winkler’s staff will be happy to research this for you. Please call 513 946-3631 and ask us to verify if we have this marriage certificate on file. We will need the First and Last Name of the Groom AND the First and Last name (Maiden) of the bride. After we research we will call you back. Once confirmed, you may come in to get a copy or make arrangements to have one mailed to you. We are located in the William Howard Taft Building at 230 East Ninth Street. 9TH Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45202. The cost will be $2.00 per copy. Please bring a Cashier’s Check or Money Order (please no personal checks or cash accepted) made out to "Hamilton County Probate Court." Thank you for contacting us!

Was there a will? You can check the website to see who's name the house is now in.

You need to consult an Attorney...most offer a free consultation. You can also contact Probate court directly to see if they will offer you any guidance.

Hi Lisa Our excellent staff at the Issue Desk on the 9th Floor of the Probate Court, 230 E. Ninth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 will be happy to help you. You may also download forms from https://www.probatect.org/forms/will-deposit

Get the required court forms and fill them out. You will need to get and complete several forms. Go to the Probate Court office in the county where the child lives. Explain to the clerk that you want to petition for guardianship of a minor child.

To deposit your will you must present the ORIGINAL WILL to a clerk at the Issue Desk on the 9th floor of the Probate Court, 230 E. 9th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. The clerk will place the will in an envelope and fill out a Certificate of Deposit of Will form (H.C. 102.00). The clerk will then take the envelope and certificate to the cashier where you must pay a filing fee of $40. This fee must be paid in cash, money order, certified check, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. No personal checks will be accepted. After the clerk assigns a number to the will, the Certificate of Deposit will be returned to you along with the receipt. The depositing of your will is entered into the computer and the will is then placed in the Court’s vault for safekeeping and is not available for public display.

The Duty Judge of the Hamilton County Municipal Court is responsible for conducting civil marriage ceremonies. Municipal Court is located in room 205 of the Hamilton County Courthouse. You can call (513) 946-5200 for information about scheduling an appointment. Alternatively, mayors of municipalities within Hamilton County, Ohio are also authorized to solemnize marriages. A list can be found on our website.

Thank you for your inquiry. The answer to your question about your tenant would require legal advice. Unfortunately, the Court is unable to give legal advice. We would suggest contacting an attorney to guide you. Should you proceed to make any filings in our Court, our staff strives to provide outstanding customer service to all members of the public.

To simplify the process a lawyer should be acquired. But if you wish to draw up a will yourself you would need to select an executor id the heirs name a guardian for any minor children assess and divide property and sign the will and you may need 2 witnesses to sign. But I suggest to consult an attorney

Thank you for your inquiry. The answer to your question likely depends on a more detailed analysis of the circumstances and unfortunately, the Court is not permitted to provide legal advice. Your son should consult with a probate attorney. Should your son need to come to the Hamilton County Probate Court, we have a professional staff dedicated to excellent service.

Guardian report is form 17.7 you'll likely need the expert evaluation form #17.15 as well. Indigency is form #117.00

If he didn't have much information desk on 9th floor can help with forms ... if he had more than $35000 and no you will probably need an attorney.

165 dollars. 30 dollars of the fee is for publication of the name change in the Court index newspaper. Our help desk on the Ninth floor of 230 East Ninth street can provide you with the proper forms to file.

I would check floor nine. if that's incorrect, they can direct you to the appropriate location

They have the forms at the information desk 9th floor.

That depends on the type of case, also the case loads the courts have.

This requires a legal opinion based on facts not fully included in your question you need to consult an attorney for the answer ... cal the cincinnati bar association for a referral.

That is a legal question that must be answered by the juvenile court or an attorney that practices in juvenile court.

You would have to contact the juvenile court