Court Rules

Fulton County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio Chambers Communication Rules

5 rules from official source documents

Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICAL

A parenting coordinator may not communicate ex parte with the appointing court or division about substantive matters or the merits of the case.

A parenting coordinator shall have no ex parte communications with the appointing court or division regarding substantive matters or issues on the merits of the case.

WARNING

For good cause, the receiver or any appearing party may request an emergency hearing by contacting the Court.

For good cause, the receiver or any party that has appeared may request an emergency hearing by contacting the court.

WARNING

A custody evaluator must not communicate ex parte with the court about the merits of the case.

Refrain from any ex parte communications with the court regarding the merits of the case;

INFO

Contact
Phone
Phone
Defiance County: 419-782-5931; Fulton County: 419-337-9260; Henry County: 419-599-5951; Williams County: 419-636-2644

Self-represented litigants may contact the Court’s Designee by telephone to arrange attendance at the clinic.

Please contact the Court’s Designee at the following telephone number to make arrangements to attend the Clinic: Defiance County - 419-782-5931 Fulton County - 419-337-9260 Henry County - 419-599-5951 Williams County - 419-636-2644

INFO

A custody evaluator may communicate with the court when necessary to amend the appointment order’s scope or time frame.

A custody evaluator may communicate with the court when necessary to amend the scope or time frame of the order of appointment.

Common questions about Fulton County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio chambers communication rules

How may parties contact Fulton County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio?

A parenting coordinator may not communicate ex parte with the appointing court or division about substantive matters or the merits of the case.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 121, section Ex parte communications

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