Contesting Estate Administration Process

Summary

To contest a relief from administration estate, you may need to file objections and request transcripts from hearings. Contact the franklin county probate court for transcript requests. If delays occur, consider filing a formal motion for a status update. Consult local court rules or seek legal counsel for guidance.

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Zachary
Hello, Zachary! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Could you please provide a bit more detail about your situation so I can guide you effectively?
I am currently contesting a relief from administration estate of my grandmothers in Franklin county Ohio. I have an objection to a magistrates denial of accounting that’s been pending since *-* but am unable to get a response back
Hello Zachary! Since this issue pertains to Franklin County, Ohio, and you're awaiting a response on your objection, you may want to contact the Franklin County Probate Court directly to inquire about the status. Have you tried reaching out to the court's clerk's office for an update?
Yes they just pass me around
Hello Zachary, I’m sorry to hear about your frustration. Since you’re facing delays, consider filing a formal motion to request a status update or hearing regarding your pending objection. If needed, you may consult the court rules or consider legal counsel for assistance. Would you like contact information for Franklin County Probate Court?
No. Are you able to tell me how I am able to get a transcript from a recorded hearing
To obtain a transcript from a recorded hearing, you generally need to:
- Contact the court where the hearing was held and request the transcript.
- Complete a transcript request form, if required.
- Pay any applicable fees for transcription services.
Would you like assistance finding contact information for the specific court?
Yes

Franklin County Probate Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * S High St, 22nd Floor, Columbus, OH *
Website: https://probate.franklincountyohio.gov

You can contact the court to request the transcript and inquire about the process. Let me know if you need further assistance!