Warren County Court of Common Pleas, General Division Filing Rules

The pretrial statement must itemize special damages, identify that opposing parties received verification, and describe support for claimed lost wages or impaired earning capacity.

A $2 clerk computerization fee applies to the services described in the specified statutory provisions.

If a motion for separate findings of fact and conclusions of law is filed before the entry, the entry must be held in abeyance until those findings and conclusions are prepared and filed.

Failure to timely file the required certificate of service constitutes grounds for denying confirmation of the sale.

The Clerk’s Office shall accept documents delivered by email for filing.

Documents submitted by email for filing must be converted to PDF, and non-PDF documents may be rejected.

A continuance motion based on a conflicting trial assignment must attach documentation of the conflict and be filed at least 30 days before trial.

A pro se defendant may apply for an order sealing or expunging the criminal record under Ohio Revised Code sections 2953.33 or 2951.041.

Email or call Joshua at the provided contact information for e-filing issues in existing cases.

Opposition memoranda may not exceed 20 double-spaced pages.

When directed by the scheduling order, a movant must request a conference with the court before moving for an order relating to discovery.

Exhibits must be appended to the supporting document and filed together as one document.