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Pleadings, motions, exhibits and other case documents, other than those outlined in section 4.1 (A) of this Local Court Rule, may be filed with the Crawford County Clerk of Courts Office by facsimile transmission to 419-562-8011, subject to the following conditions.

Jury trials in the Crawford County Court of Common Pleas can last from one to five days, and sometimes longer on very rare occasions. In general, most trials are scheduled for two days. You are compensated by the court $30.00 per day for your services as a juror, when you report.

A defendant of any legal action that may upon disposition be sentenced to jail or prison and who is found by the Court to be indigent is eligible for court appointed counsel. This would include any felony or misdemeanor charge in a criminal case or various contempt actions in a domestic relations case or protection order case.

The Ohio Secretary of State’s office commissions and maintains records of all notaries public in Ohio. The Notary Modernization Act takes effect on September 20, 2019.

Crawford County Ohio. Common Pleas Court. General Division. State Probation/Parole. ... Crawford County Common Pleas Court. Address: 112 E. Mansfield Street, Suite 200 Bucyrus, OH 44820. Office Hours. Mon-Fri: 8:30AM – 4:30 PM; Sat-Sun: Closed (Excluding Observed Holidays) Telephone - (419) 562-5771.

The first court term in Crawford County was held in July 1826, in the living room of Lewis Cary, on the south bank of the Sandusky River. The judge serving that Common Pleas Court, as President Judge, was Ebenezer Lane. Judge Lane may accurately be termed the first presiding Common Pleas Judge of Crawford County.

Crawford County is named in honor of Colonel William Crawford. Col. Crawford served in the French-Indian War as a soldier and in 1776 entered the Revolutionary War as a Lieutenant Colonel.

A Guardian Ad Litem is an individual appointed by the court to represent children in proceedings filed in domestic relations cases such as divorce, termination of parental rights, and change of allocation of parental rights.

This Court has adopted a number of aspirational guidelines, and those are set forth below here. It is expected that they would probably be appropriate in most ordinary cases, but that there will be exceptions because of unusual problems including but not limited to child abuse, incarceration of parents, instability of parents, criminal or other ...