Recover Deceaseds Belongings Ohio

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To recover a deceased relatives belongings in Ohio, file a replevin action in Perry County Common Pleas Court. Gather proof of ownership, file the complaint, pay fees, serve the defendant, and attend the hearing. For land contracts, the estates executor manages payments and property transfer. Public records like deeds and liens can be accessed at the Perry County Recorders Office in person or online.

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United States of America state of Ohio, county Perry

Thank you for providing the information. In Ohio, you may need to file a "replevin" action to recover your uncle's belongings. Here are some general steps:
- File a replevin action in the Perry County Common Pleas Court.
- Provide evidence of ownership of the belongings.
- State your case clearly, explaining the situation.
Would you need more details on how to proceed with filing?

Perry County Common Pleas Court

Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Main St, New Lexington, OH *
Website: www.perrycountycourt.com

Yes

Sure, here are some detailed steps on how to proceed with filing a replevin action in Ohio, specifically in Perry County:
*. **Prepare Your Documents:**
- Gather proof of ownership for the belongings (receipts, photos, etc.).
- Collect any communication or evidence showing the roommate's refusal.
*. **File the Complaint:**
- Go to the Perry County Common Pleas Court.
- Complete a replevin complaint form. You can find forms on the court's website or at the courthouse.
*. **Pay Filing Fees:**
- Ensure you have the necessary filing fee. Contact the court for the exact amount.
*. **Serve the Defendant:**
- Have the complaint served to the roommate. This can be done via certified mail or through a process server.
*. **Attend the Hearing:**
- The court will set a hearing date. Attend the hearing and present your evidence.
*. **Follow Court Orders:**
- If the court rules in your favor, follow any instructions to recover the belongings.

Perry County Common Pleas Court

Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N Main St, New Lexington, OH *
Website

Who would file a replevin against ? And is it in probate court

You would file a replevin action against your uncle's roommate for the recovery of his belongings. Replevin actions are typically filed in civil court, not probate court.
Would you need more specific details about the replevin process in Perry County?

No but now what happens to the land contract

I'm sorry for your loss. To address the land contract issue, here are some considerations:
- **Outstanding Payments:** The estate may be responsible for continuing payments.
- **Estate Administration:** The executor will handle the contract.
- **Consult Attorney:** For specific guidance on transferring or selling the property.
Would you need more details on handling the land contract through the estate?

Yes

To handle the land contract through the estate in Ohio, specifically in Perry County, follow these steps:
*. **Contact an Attorney:**
- Seek legal advice to ensure proper handling.
*. **Notify the Seller:**
- Inform the seller about your uncle's passing.
*. **Estate Administration:**
- The executor manages the estate, including land contracts.
*. **Continue Payments:**
- Ensure payments are maintained to avoid default.
Would you need help finding an estate attorney in Perry County?

Would the property he was buying on land contract go through probate court

Generally, property under a land contract could go through probate if it's part of the deceased's estate. Here are key points to consider:
- **Probate Process:** The property will be handled by the executor as part of the estate.
- **Contract Terms:** The land contract terms need to be reviewed.
- **Continue Payments:** Ensure the estate continues payments to avoid default.
Would you like more detailed information on handling the land contract through probate?

What records are public at the county recorders

Public records at the county recorder's office typically include:
- Property deeds and mortgages
- Land contracts
- Liens and releases
- Easements
- Subdivision maps
- Plats and surveys
Would you like more specific information about accessing these records in Perry County, Ohio?

Yes

To access public records at the Perry County Recorder's Office in Ohio, you can follow these steps:
*. **Visit In-Person:**
- Go to the Perry County Recorder's Office.
- Address: * N Main St, New Lexington, OH *
*. **Online Access:**
- Check the Perry County Recorder’s website for online records.
*. **Request Copies:**
- You can request copies of specific documents. There may be a small fee.
Would you need more specific details on accessing these records online?

Yes

To access public records online at the Perry County Recorder's Office, follow these steps:
*. **Visit the Website:**
- Go to the Perry County Recorder's Office website: [www.perrycountyrecorder.com](http://www.perrycountyrecorder.com)

*. **Search Records:**
- Use the online search tool to find specific documents like property deeds, land contracts, and liens.
*. **Request Copies:**
- Follow the instructions for requesting copies of documents. Fees may apply.
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Recover Deceaseds Belongings Ohio

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