Court Rules
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Judge Roy E. Gabbert

Judge • Adams County Court, Ohio

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Adams County Court, Ohio publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 55 rules are what govern this courtroom.

Filing Timing

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  • Counsel should complete settlement or plea negotiations at least seven days before trial when the parties have reached an agreement.

  • Counsel must notify the Clerk of the plea bargain before immediately filing the written withdrawal of the jury demand.

  • The $300 civil jury-demand deposit must be made by the earlier of 30 days before trial or seven days after notice of trial.

Filing Requirements

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  • Applies to
    Criminal complaint

    Criminal complaints must have attached affidavits sworn before the court issues an arrest warrant.

  • Applies to
    Jury demand withdrawal

    When a plea bargain means no jury will be needed, counsel must notify the Clerk and immediately file a written withdrawal of a previously filed jury demand.

  • Applies to
    Default judgment motion

    A civil motion for default judgment must include a record of all payments and a summary explaining the calculations.

Fees

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  • Fee
    $201
    Applies to
    Civil action

    A $201 cost deposit is required when filing a civil action involving amounts up to $15,000, including the listed civil action types.

  • Fee
    $101
    Applies to
    Small claims action

    A $101 cost deposit is required when filing a small claims action involving an amount up to $6,000.

  • Fee
    $166
    Applies to
    Garnishment of personal earnings

    A $166 cost deposit is required when filing a garnishment of personal earnings.

Service

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  • Deadline
    72 hours

    Counsel must notify the Court and prosecutor at least 72 hours before the hearing whether the defendant intends to contest the State's motion.

  • Applies to
    Summons

    Summonses must be served in accordance with the Ohio Rules of Procedure.

  • Service
    Mail

    If service fails, the clerk must notify counsel by ordinary mail within 14 days after the return showing lack of service.

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