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A Hamilton County Probate Court judge has been reprimanded by the Ohio Supreme Court for making false statements on social media about a pending case he was presiding over.. In an opinion issued ...
Hamilton County Probate Judge Ralph “Ted” Winkler is facing possible discipline from the Ohio Supreme Court over two Facebook posts he made last year directed at a man involved in a ...
After Cincinnati largely annexed Storrs Township in 1869, the city failed to carry out the trust until 1881, when the Hamilton County Probate Court stepped in. [14] In 1893, the Probate Court ordered that trust funds be disbursed to a church chosen in an election every ten years. The elections were open to Protestants at least 15 years of age.
While in private practice, he specialized in family, probate, commercial, and criminal defense law. [5] In 2001, Mock joined the Hamilton County Prosecutors Office where he served as an assistant prosecuting attorney. Mock served at the prosecutors office until his appointment to the Hamilton County Municipal Court in 2004. [6] [7]
In 1968, the Modern Courts Amendment to the Ohio Constitution was adopted, establishing probate divisions of the courts of common pleas instead. Probate courts additionally have jurisdiction over the issuance of marriage licenses, adoption proceedings, determination of sanity or mental competency and certain eminent domain proceedings.
He then used some of the earnings to buy properties in Hamilton County, including $278,984 for a home at 1296 Conner St. , Noblesville, in 2019.
The funds were originally directed to the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio, but in 1893, the Hamilton County Probate Court ordered that trust funds be disbursed to a church chosen in an election every ten years. By the time the case was closed on March 22, 2019, 167 years after Stone's death, it was the longest open trust case in Ohio and ...
Melissa Powers is an attorney and retired judge currently serving as prosecuting attorney for Hamilton County, Ohio. [1] She has served in this position since January 2023, [2] and was appointed after incumbent Joseph Deters left the job for a position on the Ohio Supreme Court. [3] Powers is a member of the Republican Party. [4]