Access all Brown County Legal Division forms in one organized place. This page provides official documents for Domestic Relations, Civil, Criminal, Probate, and Juvenile Court matters, with verified links to the Brown County Clerk of Courts and the Brown County Probate & Juvenile Court. From Fee Waiver Affidavits and Subpoena Requests to Expungement Applications and Marriage License forms, every essential document required for filings, motions, and case proceedings is available here.
This centralized resource helps Brown County residents, attorneys, and self-represented individuals prepare accurate paperwork, meet filing requirements, and stay compliant with current county court standards. No confusion, no outdated forms, just reliable and up-to-date legal documents in one place.
Domestic Relations Division Forms
The Brown County Domestic Relations Division Forms provide all required documents for family-related legal matters, including divorce, dissolution, child custody, support modifications, contempt actions, and change-of-address filings. These forms are accepted by the Brown County Domestic Relations Court and include:
- Fee Waiver Affidavit
Request that the court waive filing fees when you are experiencing financial hardship. - Domestic Relations Subpoena
Used to require a witness to appear or to obtain documents needed for a Domestic Relations case. - Notice of Change of Address
Notify the court of any changes to your mailing address to ensure proper delivery of court notices. - Child Custody and Support Forms
File for custody changes, parenting time adjustments, or child support services. - Divorce / Dissolution Forms
Official forms required to file for divorce, dissolution, or legal separation in Brown County.
Most Domestic Relations forms can be obtained through the Brown County Clerk of Courts:
https://www.browncountyohio.gov/clerk/
Civil & Court of Appeals Division Forms
The Civil & Court of Appeals Division Forms provide the official documents needed to file and manage civil cases or appeals in Brown County. These forms support a wide range of filings, from fee waivers to garnishments, and are accepted by the Brown County Clerk of Courts.
- Civil Form 20 – Fee Waiver Affidavit
Request a waiver of required civil filing fees based on financial hardship. - Civil Subpoena
Used to summon witnesses or obtain documents for civil case proceedings. - Case Designation Sheet
Identify the specific category of civil case being filed with the court. - Garnishment Forms
Initiate wage or property garnishments for judgment enforcement. - Limited Driving Privileges Application
Apply for restricted driving privileges when permitted by law. - Certificate of Judgment Praecipe
Issue an official request to certify and record a civil judgment.
Forms may be obtained through the Brown County Clerk of Courts, or by using official statewide forms provided by the Supreme Court of Ohio:
https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/forms
Criminal Division Forms
The Criminal Division Forms provide the official documents required to file, manage, and update criminal case matters within Brown County. These forms include applications for expungement and sealing, criminal subpoenas, and essential case updates.
- Application to Expunge Record of Conviction
File to expunge eligible criminal convictions under Ohio law. - Application to Expunge Record of Conviction as a Human Trafficking Victim
A specific application for individuals who qualify for relief based on human trafficking victim status. - Application to Seal Record of Conviction / Non-Conviction
Request that criminal records be sealed when legally permitted. - Criminal Subpoena
Summon witnesses or request documents necessary for a criminal proceeding. - Motion to Restrict Access to Civil or Criminal Case Documents
Ask the court to limit access to sensitive case files or personal information. - Notice of Change of Address
Update the court with your current mailing address to ensure proper receipt of notices.
Criminal Division forms can be obtained through the Brown County Clerk of Courts – Legal Division:
https://www.browncountyohio.gov/clerk/
Probate & Juvenile Court Forms
The Brown County Probate & Juvenile Court provides official forms for probate, guardianship, marriage, and juvenile matters. These documents support estate administration, guardianship appointments, marriage licensing, and juvenile case filings.
- Marriage License Application
Submit this application through the Probate Court to legally obtain a marriage license in Brown County. - Public Records Request Form
Request access to official court-maintained public records. - Application for Placement on Appraiser’s List
Apply to be included on the county-approved list of real estate appraisers for probate matters. - Probate Local Rules Forms
Access forms required for probate filings, including estate administration, guardianship, and related proceedings. - Juvenile Local Rules Forms
Forms used for juvenile cases such as custody filings, delinquency matters, and other Juvenile Court proceedings.
Official forms and information are available through the Brown County Probate & Juvenile Court:
https://www.browncountyohio.gov/probatejuvenile
Court Rules & Filing Fees
Brown County provides access to current court rules and filing fee schedules for each division of the court system.
- Rules of Court Download
Access the official Brown County Court Rules for all divisions. - Filing Fee Schedules
View the latest filing fees by visiting the individual division pages for Domestic Relations, Civil, Criminal, Probate, and Juvenile Court.
Always review the most current rules and fee schedules before submitting any documents. Courts do love changing things just when everyone finally understands them.
Conclusion
The Brown County Legal Division Information and Forms page serves as a reliable resource for accurate and official court documentation. Each form listed is accepted by the appropriate Brown County Court division and, when required, sourced from official statewide Ohio forms. Whether your matter involves family law, civil filings, criminal records, probate cases, or juvenile proceedings, these resources help you navigate the legal process efficiently and correctly.
Always verify the most current forms and instructions with the proper Brown County Court division. If you are unsure how to complete or submit a form, seeking professional legal guidance is recommended.
FAQs
Where can I get Brown County legal forms?
Forms are available through the Brown County Clerk of Courts and Probate & Juvenile Court websites, or by request in person.
Are these forms free?
Most forms are free to request. Filing fees may apply depending on the case type.
What is a Fee Waiver Affidavit?
Allows individuals with financial hardship to request the court waive filing fees.
How do I submit forms?
Forms may be submitted in person at the Clerk of Courts or Probate Court offices. Fax submission may be allowed for certain divisions; email submissions are generally not accepted.
How do I apply to seal or expunge a record?
Use the relevant application form from the Criminal Division and submit to the Clerk of Courts.
Who can I contact for help with a specific form?
Contact the relevant Brown County division (Domestic Relations, Civil, Criminal, Probate, or Juvenile) for guidance.
