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: Cleveland Law Library WeblogOhio Supreme Court Seeks Comments on Proposed and Revised Probate Forms
By Cleveland Law Library
The Ohio Supreme Court is seeking comments until July 21st on new and proposed revisions to various probate forms. According to the Court's press release, the new forms would address adoptions, name changes, and incapacitated adults. Click here to read the proposed changes to corresponding rules and take a sneak peak at the forms. Click here to link to Cuyahoga County Probate Court's forms page.
Full post as published by Cleveland Law Library Weblog on June 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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