Post Mortem Estate Administration | Summit County Probate Court

Ensures that the assets of a deceased person are collected, maintained, and properly distributed among their heirs, beneficiaries, and or creditors according to the will of the decedent and the laws of the State of Ohio. Ordinarily, the average estate should be finalized within six months of the date of appointment of the fiduciary. However, where litigation, federal or state tax returns, or creditor disputes exist, the estate may require a longer administration.

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211 Summit

Physical Address

209 South High Street, Akron, OH 44308

Hours

Same as site hours.

Voice

(330) 643-2350

voice | General Information

Fax

(330) 643-2393

Voice

(330) 643-7346

voice | Community Outreach Specialist

Voice

(330) 643-8771

voice | Guardianship

Voice

(330) 643-2346

voice | Marriage License Desk

Voice

(330) 643-2326

voice | Adoption

Voice

(330) 643-2352

voice | Records Room

Application process

Call the office or visit the website for more information.

Fee

Attorney's fees are primarily a matter between the fiduciary and the attorney. Upon application by the fiduciary, the Court will allow reasonable attorney fees to be taken as an expense to the estate.

Eligibility

Serves residents of Summit County.

Languages

None.

Service area

Summit County, Ohio

Agency info

Summit County Probate Court

Handles cases involving adoption, administration of estates, guardianships, name changes, civil commitment of individuals with severe mental illness and/or developmental disabilities, protective orders for older adults and individuals with developmental disabilities, birth corrections, and issuance of marriage licenses.