Montgomery County Domestic Relations Court

The Dayton Municipal Court-Civil is a limited jurisdiction court established in 1913 to handle disputes within the City of Dayton, Ohio. It operates under the rule of law and provides judicial services for ordinance violations, statutory misdemeanors, traffic violations, as well as civil and small claims cases. With five full-time judges elected to serve six-year terms, the Court ensures impartiality in administering justice. The court also appoints two full-time magistrates to handle certain civil cases and initial appearances for various legal matters. Supported by a team of 58 dedicated employees, including court administrators, probation officers, and IT support staff, the Dayton Municipal Court-Civil serves the community with professionalism and efficiency during its operating hours from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Generated from the website content

The Montgomery County Diversion Division located in Dayton OH is a US government office dedicated to providing alternative solutions for individuals involved in the criminal justice system. This division focuses on rehabilitation and diversion programs aimed at reducing recidivism and promoting positive community engagement. By offering support and resources the office seeks to help individuals make constructive choices and reintegrate successfully into society. Generated from this place's information