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: Cleveland Law Library WeblogCuyahoga County DR Court Updates Forms
By Cleveland Law Library
The Cuyahoga County DR Court has updated the following judgment entries and forms to comply with HB 119:
Agreed Judgment Entry (Child Support and Medical Support)
Judgment Entry of Dissolution (with Children) -2 versions
Judgment Entry of Divorce (with Children)
Judgemnt Entry of Divorce (with Children)-Separation/In-Court Agreement Attached
PHI Questionnaire
DR Magistrate Serpil Ergun has also issued a Memorandum to the Members of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association about the new forms.
Full post as published by Cleveland Law Library Weblog on April 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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