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A legal problem between you and another person or business is called a civil matter or case. A criminal case is between you and the state, and is handled differently. Here’s some basic information to help you understand the difference.

Learn the deadlines and processes for tax foreclosure in Ohio.

Here’s how to prepare for your hearing, to speak up when it’s your turn and to find out about courtroom processes and rules.

Learn about how to get a landlord to make repairs and rent escrow in Ohio.

Read more to learn how courts in Ohio are organized and operate.

Learn about foreclosure in Ohio, how to avoid foreclosure and get excess funds returned after a foreclosure.

The Municipal Court hears cases involving traffic, non-traffic misdemeanors, violations of municipal ordinances, evictions, and civil claims that are $15,000 or less.

The Municipal Court hears cases involving traffic, non-traffic misdemeanors, violations of municipal ordinances, evictions, and civil claims that are $15,000 or less.

The County Court hears cases involving traffic, non-traffic misdemeanors, violations of municipal ordinances, evictions, and civil claims that are $15,000 or less.

The Municipal Court hears cases involving traffic, non-traffic misdemeanors, violations of municipal ordinances, evictions, and civil claims that are $15,000 or less.