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2018 FY Chip Grant
2019 Redesign - Auditor
Adoption
Auditor
Child Support
Child Support Court Information
Child Support Enforcement Division
Child Support Orders
Child Support Payment
Clerk of Courts
Detention Center
Dog Warden
Domestic Relations Court
GIS
Green Team
Guardianships & Alternatives
Juvenile Justice - Civil Protection Orders
Juvenile Justice - Court Mediation
Juvenile Justice - Crossover Youth
Juvenile Justice - Family Dependency Treatment Court
Juvenile Justice - Probation
Juvenile Justice - Unruly Docket
Lead
Marriage Licenses
Paternity Establishment
Probate Court
Prosecutor
Treasurer
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Web App Rev
Wills
How can I find an attorney?
Phone the Mahoning County Bar Association at 303-746-2933 and ask for an attorney who practices family law.
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Child Support Court Information
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1.
What should I do if I receive a notice of hearing or appointment?
The notice informs you of when and where the hearing or appointment will be held. Attendance is required.
2.
How do I dress to attend court?
While you are not required to wear a suit as the attorneys are required to do, you should dress neatly and cleanly. Shorts, tank tops, and torn clothing are not appropriate.
3.
Will the issues of visitation or custody be discussed at this hearing?
Possibly yes. But you can control those questions by asking an opportunity to discuss this matter with an attorney or by requesting an opportunity to discuss these issues in greater detail with the opposing attorney outside the courtroom. Please remember, the CSEA attorney will not assist you on issues concerning visitation, custody or living arrangements of a child.
4.
How can I find an attorney?
Phone the Mahoning County Bar Association at 303-746-2933 and ask for an attorney who practices family law.
5.
What if I need an attorney in another state?
Once again, phone the Mahoning County Bar Association at 303-746-2933 and ask for an attorney who practices the law you need in that state.
6.
What time should I be present for my court hearing?
Please arrive ten to 15 minutes before your scheduled court hearing. You will be required to go through an electronic search before entering either the Mahoning County Court House or the Juvenile Court.
7.
What should I bring to the court hearing?
Bring proof of your health insurance, child care expenses and income verification.
8.
Do I bring my child to court?
No.
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