Issues marriage licenses and maintains official copies.

Issues and maintains marriage licenses and provides certified copies of marriage licenses. Licenses are valid for 60 days from the date of issuance and are issued at the time of application.

Administers estates and trusts; processes adoptions (937-224-8498), name changes, birth certificate corrections, and registration of delayed birth; issues marriage licenses and keeps marriage records (937-225-4657); appoints guardianship of minors for incompetents, commitments of mentally ill and retarded persons(937-225-4617), and approves wrongful death actions.

Provides an application for a marriage license. If either party has been married previously they must provide a certified copy of Decree of Divorce or Dissolution for the most recent divorce. In the event that the marriage terminated due to death of spouse, then a certified copy of the death certificate is required. Process takes about 15 minutes to complete. Marriage license will be issued at that time (no waiting period). The parties can get married that day, or they have up to 60 days to get married before the license expires. Can also apply online at https://www.richlandcountyoh.gov/departments/probatecourt/MarriageLicense. Applicant will receive tracking number within 24 hours, bring that tracking number for reference. Please remember to bring all required credentials.

Probate Court is a division of the Court of Common pleas and has jurisdiction over marriage licenses.

Probate divisions have jurisdiction over the probate of wills and supervision of the administration of estates and guardianships. also have jurisdiction over the issuance of marriage licenses, adoption proceedings, determination of sanity or mental competency and certain eminent domain proceedings. Probate judges can perform marriages for a fee for the service.

Provides information about how to obtain vital records information including birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates for every state.

General jurisdiction consisting of four divisions: Civil, Criminal, Domestic Relations and Appellate. Jurisdiction over civil cases with a disputed monetary amount in excess of $15,000.00. Marital, child support issues and non-criminal domestic violence cases are heard by the Domestic Relations Court. Appeals to the Seventh Appellate District are filed with the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. The Criminal Division issues summons and warrants for all felony indictments presented by the grand jury. (Criminal cases are also located in the Columbiana County Municipal Court.)

Services provided through Probate Court include: Wills; Estates; Adoptions; Issuing and Recording of Marriage Licenses and Name Changes.

Issues marriage licenses for people being married in Champaign county.

Handles all filings and hearings for the admission of wills, the administration of estates, applications for and administration of guardianships and conservatorships, adult protective services actions, administration of mental illness and mental retardation cases, adoptions, name changes, minor settlement cases and wrongful death cases, and issues marriage licenses.

Handles regular guardianships, the establishment of decedents' wills, the settlement of decedents' estates, and decisions relating to the administration of the estates of minors and individuals adjudged to be incompetent to manage their own affairs. Settles adoption, mental illness guardianship, trusteeship, and eminent domain cases. Issues marriage licenses and passports. Processes legal name changes. Copies of wills filed with the court.

Provides jurisdiction over referred cases of delinquent, unruly dependent and neglected children, juvenile traffic offenders, and (under special conditions) minors who apply for consent to marry.

Provides probate and juvenile court services, hearing court cases and location for court record official documentation for adoption records, court records, divorce records, land records and marriage licenses.

Issues marriage licenses in Lorain County.

Issues marriage licenses to Hardin County residents wishing to marry in the State of Ohio and those out-of-state residents wishing to marry in Hardin County. All marriage licenses must be used within 60 days of issuance.

The Probate Court issues marriage licenses to eligible applicants and maintains records of said marriages. Visit website for detailed information on requirements for obtaining a marriage license and the application process.Certified copies of marriage licenses may be requested either in person or by mail. The form required is available on the website, along with specific information on the process. Note that the license must have been issued by the Shelby County Probate Court and must have been completed. Click for a marriage license application Online marriage application.

Houses several Mahoning county offices including court of common pleas, domestic relations court, probate court, clerk of courts, county recorder and county treasures offices.

Issues and maintains marriage licenses and provides certified copies of marriage licenses. Licenses are valid for 60 days from the date of issuance and are issued at the time of application. Marriage licenses are public record.

Houses several Mahoning county offices including court of common pleas, domestic relations court, probate court, clerk of courts, county recorder and county treasures offices.

Provides probate court services, administrative accessibility of court records, official licenses and certificates, including marriage licenses and adoption filing services for Hamilton County.

Provides birth and death certificates via a network of 250 affiliates nationwide. Offers other certificates including marriage and divorce records, but availability varies by local affiliate.

Issues marriage licenses. Also maintains official copies of licenses and provide copies upon request.

Issues marriage licenses. Also maintains official copies of licenses and provide copies upon request.

The probate court has exclusive jurisdiction to issue marriage licenses. After review of the application, a deputy clerk will issue a license for marriage. Over 100,000 marriage licenses are issued annually by Ohio Probate Courts.