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Dayton, OH Viewed 58 times. Posted 10 months ago in Litigation

How long does a judge have to rule/decide on a civil case in Ohio? - Is this your question? Add additional information

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Scott Allan Pullins

This attorney is licensed in Ohio. Posted 10 months ago.

It depends upon the issue. Generally, a judge may rule on an issue approximately 28 days after a motion was filed. Some issues, especially complicated ones, may take up to six months to decide. At the same time, the Ohio Supreme Court has recently reprimanded a judge for taking too long to decide issues. I would consult with a local attorney on your matter.

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