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Reset Footprint Forecourt OF COMMON PLEAS PROBATE / JUVENILE DIVISION GEA UGA COUNTYTIMOTHY J. GRENDEL JUDGE Courthouse Annex, 2nd Floor 231 Main Street, Suite 200 Charon, Ohio 44024 Voice: 4402791830

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1. Obtain the necessary documents: You will need to gather documents such as the death certificate of the deceased, the will (if there is one), and any other relevant legal documents.
2. Identify the assets and beneficiaries: Determine the assets owned by the deceased and the beneficiaries entitled to them. This may require researching and gathering information about the deceased's property, bank accounts, investments, and other assets.
3. File a petition: Prepare and file a petition with the probate juvenile division of the appropriate court. The petition should include details about the deceased, the assets, and the beneficiaries.
4. Notify interested parties: Give notice to all interested parties, including potential heirs, creditors, and other parties mentioned in the will.
5. Appointment of a guardian ad litem: If there are minor beneficiaries involved, a guardian ad litem may need to be appointed to represent their interests.
6. Attend court hearings: Attend all scheduled court hearings related to the probate process. Be prepared to present evidence, answer questions from the court, and comply with any court orders.
7. Manage and distribute assets: Once the court approves the probate case, manage and distribute the assets according to the court's instructions and the deceased's wishes.
8. File necessary tax returns: It may be necessary to file tax returns on behalf of the deceased's estate or beneficiaries. Consult with a tax professional to ensure compliance with all tax requirements.
9. Close the probate case: Once all assets are distributed, debts are resolved, and all legal requirements are met, petition the court to close the probate case.

Who needs probate juvenile division?

1. Probate juvenile division is typically needed in cases where there are minor beneficiaries involved in the probate process. This division is responsible for overseeing probate matters that involve minors, such as determining guardianship arrangements, managing assets on behalf of minors, and ensuring the minors' interests are protected.
2. Additionally, people who are appointed guardians or executors in the will may need to deal with probate juvenile division to fulfill their responsibilities and ensure the probate process is carried out correctly for minor beneficiaries.

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What is probate juvenile division?

The probate juvenile division handles cases related to minors, including guardianship, adoption, and the administration of estates belonging to minors.

Who is required to file probate juvenile division?

Individuals seeking to become guardians or custodians of a minor, or those managing a minor's estate are required to file in the probate juvenile division.

How to fill out probate juvenile division?

To fill out probate juvenile division forms, obtain the necessary documents from the court, provide accurate information about the minor and their estate, and ensure all required signatures are obtained.

What is the purpose of probate juvenile division?

The purpose of the probate juvenile division is to protect the interests and welfare of minors, oversee guardianship arrangements, and manage the estates of minors.

What information must be reported on probate juvenile division?

Key pieces of information include the minor's personal details, the petitioner's information, the relationship between the petitioner and the minor, and any relevant financial details regarding the minor's estate.