This Administrative Order applies to the William Howard Taft Law Center at 230 E.The Courts have also taken into consideration guidance from Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice O'Connor to "continue to operate within the directives of the Governor and the Director of Health."Īccordingly, to further serve the community and in accordance with the most updated guidance from the CDC and Ohio Public Health, effective immediately and until further order, the Courts modify their previous COVID-19 related Administrative Orders as follows: Specifically, "Ohio will be amending our remaining health orders to comply with the new CDC guidance, which says that those who have been vaccinated no longer need to wear masks, while those who have not been vaccinated should still wear a mask and socially distance." On May 14, 2021, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued a statement directing the Ohio Department of Health to conform the remaining health orders to CDC guidance through June 2.
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In response to the public health crisis created by COVID-19 and the actions taken by federal, state, and local officials, the First District Court of Appeals and the Hamilton County Probate Court (the "Courts") have implemented a number of safety measures through a series of Administrative Orders in an effort to maintain Court functions while complying with public health orders and guidelines. Involuntary Treatment for Alcohol and/or Drugs $30 additional collected if publication requiredĭesignation of Standby Guardian - Power of Attyįull Administration of Estate (Date of Death prior to )įull Administration of Estate (Date of Death on or after )Įstate Relieved (Publication Required) with WillĮstate Relieved (No Publication) with Will Each case is different and additional funds may be required to complete a case. This area gives the court a jurisdictional population of approximately 70,000.This deposit schedule is based upon the average cost to complete various case types. The court is located primarily in Butler County, but also cover parts of Warren County. The court's geographical jurisdiction includes: The court is authorized to hear misdemeanor criminal and traffic cases as well as civil cases not exceeding $15,000. Additionally, he is a member of the Association of Municipal Court Judges of Ohio, the American Judges Association, the Butler County Bar Association and the Mid Miami Valley Bar Association. He is a member of the Ohio Judicial Conference and serves on its Criminal Law and Procedure Committee. While at U.D., he served as a legal intern for the Law Department at the City of Middletown.īefore taking the Bench, he served on numerous boards and committees in the community including: Middletown Civil Service Commission, from 2008 to 2017, including service as Vice Chair and Chair Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority Board of Trustees from 2007 to 2017, including service as Vice Chair and Chair Miami Conservancy District, Board of Appraisers, 1998 to 2017, including service as Vice Chair Middletown Historic Commission, from 2006 to 2017, including service as Vice Chair. He graduated from Miami University in 1982 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and received his law degree from the University of Dayton, College of Law in 1986. Married for over thirty years, with three adult children, Judge Sherron, a third generation Middletown native, graduated from Middletown High School in 1978. In 2006 he began serving as acting Judge and Magistrate in Middletown Municipal Court and, in 2012, as acting Magistrate in Trenton Mayor’s Court. He was the law director for the City of Trenton in 2017 until taking the bench in Middletown. He has also served as prosecutor for the cities of Hamilton and Trenton and as an acting prosecutor for the City of Middletown.
He served as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Butler County, Ohio from 1987 until 2002 in several different divisions. During those years he developed extensive civil and criminal case experience, representing thousands of clients in Middletown Municipal Court and the surrounding courts in Butler, Warren and Preble Counties. He maintained his office in Middletown for over thirty one years until becoming Judge. Judge Sherron was admitted to the practice of law in November, 1986 and opened his solo private practice in Middletown that same year. Sherron was elected Judge of the Middletown Municipal Court on Novemand began serving on the bench on December 19, 2017.
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