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This document is a judgment entry from the Probate Court of Ross County, Ohio, regarding the scheduling of a hearing for an application to change a person\'s name. It outlines the date and time of the hearing and the requirements for notifying involved parties.

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How to fill out judgment entry setting hearing

1. Obtain the judgment entry form from the court or download it from the court's website.
2. Fill in the case number and names of the parties involved in the case at the top of the form.
3. Indicate the type of judgment being entered (e.g., default judgment, summary judgment).
4. Provide a brief summary of the case and the reasons for the judgment.
5. Specify the date and time for the hearing associated with the judgment entry.
6. Include any relevant details about notification to other parties regarding the hearing.
7. Sign and date the form, and include your contact information.
8. Submit the completed form to the court clerk's office in person or by mail.
9. Follow up with the court to confirm the hearing date and ensure all parties have been notified.

Who needs judgment entry setting hearing?

1. Individuals or parties involved in a legal dispute who require a formal judgment to be recognized by the court.
2. Plaintiffs seeking a resolution to a case after a hearing or trial.
3. Defendants who need to address or contest a judgment made against them.
4. Attorneys representing clients in civil or family court matters.

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What is judgment entry setting hearing?

A judgment entry setting hearing is a court proceeding where a judge officially records the decisions made regarding a case, including setting future hearing dates and establishing the terms of the judgment.

Who is required to file judgment entry setting hearing?

The parties involved in the case, typically the plaintiff or claimant, are required to file the judgment entry setting hearing to ensure the court has a formal record of the decisions and any upcoming proceedings.

How to fill out judgment entry setting hearing?

To fill out a judgment entry setting hearing, parties need to complete the designated form by providing case details such as the case number, names of the parties involved, the judge's name, the date and time of the setting hearing, and any relevant orders or judgments.

What is the purpose of judgment entry setting hearing?

The purpose of a judgment entry setting hearing is to finalize the court's decisions regarding a case and to schedule further court dates, ensuring all parties are informed of the proceedings.

What information must be reported on judgment entry setting hearing?

The information that must be reported includes the case number, names of the parties, details of the judgment or orders made, the date of the hearing, and any instructions or conditions set by the judge.