Offers videos available for online viewing through the Probate Court's website that cover issues ranging from advanced directives to marriage licenses. Titles include: - Advance Directives. - Advance Directives, Having the Conversation. - Certificate of Transfer. - Diversity in Guardianship. - Foster Care to Adoption. - Guardian of the Estate. - Guardian of the Person. - Guardianship: As Your Special Needs Child Becomes an Adult. - Guardianship at Probate Court. - Guardianship of Persons with Developmental Disabilities. - Hospice and Palliative Care, A Guardian's Guide. - Name Change. - Navigating a Nursing Facility, Communication is Key. - Neurocognitive Disorders, What Guardians Need to Know. - New Day Court. - Pre-Need Funeral Planning. - Release from Administration. - Senior Visitor Program. - Straight Talk About Probate. - Your Marriage License: How to Get Married in Ohio.

Offers various public education programs on legal issues such as the court system, jury duty, employment, consumer law, probate and health care law. Provides a speakers bureau maintained by volunteer attorneys who cover various topics pertaining to the law and the legal system. Also offers professional continuing education courses for attorneys.

Allows individuals to record durable power of attorney for health care documents with the office (not living wills) to ensure that documents will be available to family members, if the need arises.

The Dayton Bar Association is the legal association for attorneys practicing in the 5 county area adjacent to and including Montgomery County.

Offers a judge or magistrate as a speaker who will give a presentation on a specific probate court legal topic for area organizations and groups. Topics may include wills, estate administration, guardianship, marriage licenses, name changes, and adoptions.

Provides information to self-represented persons. Can provide the following information: information contained in the court docket, about court processes and procedures, examples of forms or pleadings to be used as a guide, referrals to appropriate agencies or other resources, pamphlets, and legal reference materials. Can also provide legal forms. NOTE: staff will not provide legal advice.

Provides a law library. Offers federal government documents selective depository. Does not provide legal advice but will guide individuals to specific materials related to their legal issue - will not review paperwork.

Allows individuals to record living wills and durable power of attorney for health care with the office to ensure that documents will be available to family members, if the need arises.

Provides free legal assistance through volunteer lawyers to income-eligible artists and arts organizations. Handles legal issues dealing with the arts, such as copyrights, contracts and insurance. Also provides speakers at public education events for artists and arts organizations.

Provides a law and legal research library. The collection includes 365,000 volumes and volume equivalents, federal documents, legal records, law journals and magazines. Also provides links to numerous related electronic resources. Most of the collection does not circulate, but copies can be made/obtained.

Offers videos available for online viewing covering topics such as eviction and online hearings. Titles include: - How to Successfully Navigate Online Dispute Resolution. - How to Utilize Zoom for your Court Hearing. - Services Available to Self-Represented Litigants Involved in Eviction Hearings. - Next Steps to Follow if You Have Been Evicted.

Allows individuals to record living wills and durable power of attorney for health care with the office to ensure that documents will be available to family members, if the need arises.

Offers an attorney as a speaker who will give a one (1) hour presentation on a specific legal topic for area civic organizations.