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Probate Court - Marriage Licenses | Geauga County Court Of Common Pleas - Juvenile / Probate Division

231 Main St., 2nd Flr., Chardon, OH 44024

Males 18 and older, females 16 and older. Females under 18 must have consent from parents or legal guardian. If consenting parent lives outside of Ohio, consent must be obtained by appearing before a judge in a court of record. Those under 18 must receive marriage counseling before marriage license is issued. One person (of the couple applying) must reside in Geauga County. If both persons reside outside of Ohio, then may still apply if ceremony is performed in Geauga County. FOR COPIES: No restrictions.
M-F: 8:00am-4:15pm
https://geaugapjcourt.org/probate

For marriage license: Walk in for service. Both parties must be present. If physically incapacitated and unable to be present, physician must complete an affidavit of physical disability. Parents of females under 18 must be present. There is no waiting period between the time of the application and the issuance of the marriage license. For certified copies: walk in or may mail request.

Fixed fee, only accepts cash or money orders. No checks or credit cards.

Geauga County, Ohio

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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.

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Geauga County Court Of Common Pleas - Juvenile / Probate Division

Hears cases involving the delinquency of persons under eighteen years of age and cases dealing with unruly, abused, neglected, and dependent children. The Juvenile Division also hears all traffic offenses committed by persons under eighteen years of age, and has jurisdiction in adult cases involving paternity, child abuse, nonsupport, and failure to send children to school.