The Stark County Probate Court is dedicated to serving you by assisting with a wide range of matters that touch everyone’s lives. Caring for loved ones, ensuring the proper transfer of family property and welcoming new family members through adoption are just a few of the areas of the Court’s jurisdiction. It is my privilege to serve you while honoring the laws of our state. These articles are just some of the recognition that we have received while serving Stark County and its wonderful residents for the past 16 years. I respectfully ask for your vote on November 3, 2020 so that we can continue working diligently for each and everyone in Stark County! #KeepJudgePark
Stark County Probate Court is implementing sweeping changes in response to the coronavirus pandemic, including emailed filings and hearings conducted by telephone…Click here to read full article
A new adult protective services toolkit helps probate judges address … and caring for the elderly,” Stark County Probate Judge Dixie Park said… Click here to read full article
November is National Adoption Month. … Children Services petitions the Stark County Probate Court to approve adoptions in … Joining the National Adoption Month celebration was Stark County Probate Judge Dixie Park… Click here to read full article
STARK COUNTY SHERIFF STARK COUNTY POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCATION … S.M.A.R.T. … PROSECUTION OF ELDER ABUSE CASES. Click here to read full article
Stark County counselors, social workers, and attorneys will attend a three-hour seminar on June 14 to learn about and to recognize problems facing the elderly and disabled. The third annual “Justice for All” seminar coincides with World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Stark County Probate Judge Dixie Park, the Stark County Multi Disciplinary Advocacy/Protective Resources Team […]
Stark County Probate Court has received a roughly $625000 federal grant to aid its efforts in preventing elderly neglect and abuse. … Resources Team (SMART) includes the Stark County Prosecutor’s Office, Adult … the needs of the disabled and elderly and raises public awareness of elderly neglect. Click here to read full article
Ohio law recently expanded the number of individuals required to report suspicion of elder abuse, neglect or exploitation. An 85-year-old woman has lived alone for nearly five years since her husband died. She has two children who have busy lives and children of their own… Click here to read full article
Several courts across Ohio are supporting the Baby Boomer generation and their parents today by participating in World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is an international call to explore elder abuse and exploitation… Click here to read full article
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