Probate forms
Ohio probate forms
Download Ohio probate court forms here, and open the official source to make sure you have the current version. We list 1,745 forms: 7 statewide forms and forms for 44 county courts.
General information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check the official source for the current version. Which forms you need depends on the case, for example whether there's a will or the estate has no will (intestate). The court clerk can tell you which ones apply.
County probate forms in Ohio
- Allen County168 forms
- Belmont County3 forms
- Butler County5 forms
- Carroll County24 forms
- Champaign County138 forms
- Clermont County3 forms
- Clinton County3 forms
- Columbiana County4 forms
- Coshocton County37 forms
- Cuyahoga County34 forms
- Darke County1 form
- Defiance County1 form
- Delaware County1 form
- Fairfield County74 forms
- Geauga County4 forms
- Holmes County97 forms
- Huron County6 forms
- Jefferson County77 forms
- Logan County1 form
- Lorain County67 forms
- Lucas County87 forms
- Madison County10 forms
- Mahoning County19 forms
- Marion County24 forms
- Medina County33 forms
- Mercer County1 form
- Miami County58 forms
- Monroe County15 forms
- Montgomery County3 forms
- Morgan County4 forms
- Muskingum County1 form
- Noble County1 form
- Ottawa County4 forms
- Preble County5 forms
- Richland County2 forms
- Ross County83 forms
- Sandusky County70 forms
- Seneca County23 forms
- Stark County211 forms
- Trumbull County157 forms
- Tuscarawas County1 form
- Van Wert County11 forms
- Wayne County23 forms
- Wood County144 forms
Statewide forms
Forms to fill out and file (7)
12.0 — Probate Form 12.0: Application for Certificate of TransferOhio Supreme Court
Filed to request a certificate for transferring real property from a decedent's estate to beneficiaries.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.gov13.1 — Probate Form 13.1: Receipts and DisbursementsOhio Supreme Court
Used to report all financial receipts and disbursements made during the administration of a decedent's estate.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.govProbate Form 2.2Ohio Supreme Court
Used in Ohio probate proceedings as Form 2.2 for decedent estates.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.gov4.3 — Probate Form 4.3: Waiver of Right to AdministerOhio Supreme Court
Allows an individual to formally waive their legal right to administer a decedent's estate in Ohio.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.gov4.5 — Probate Form 4.5: Entry Appointing FiduciaryOhio Supreme Court
Records the court's official appointment of a fiduciary to administer a decedent's estate in Ohio.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.gov5.1 — Probate Form 5.1: Assets and Liabilities of Estate to be ...Ohio Supreme Court
Used to list the assets and liabilities of a decedent's estate in Ohio probate proceedings.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.govProbate Form 5.2Ohio Supreme Court
Provides a detailed schedule of the assets belonging to a decedent's estate.
Official source: supremecourt.ohio.gov
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