Locations, dates announced for training sessions required under new Ohio guardianship rules

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Ohio Adult Guardianship Education

Course Information and Registration

The Supreme Court of Ohio announced on March 10, 2015 the adoption of new rules to govern adult guardianships in Ohio. The Advisory Committee on Children and Families of the Supreme Court recommended the adoption of Rules of Superintendence for the Courts of Ohio 66.01 through 66.09, which became effective on June 1, 2015.

Superintendence Rules 66.06 and 66.07 describe the mandatory adult guardianship education for a one-time fundamentals course and continuing education requirements for each succeeding year. Pursuant to the rules, adult guardianship education can be provided by the Supreme Court of Ohio or another entity with prior approval of the local court. To assist guardians to meet the requirements of these new rules, the Supreme Court of Ohio Judicial College is developing two offerings of the fundamentals course, one for attorneys and other professional guardians and another for lay person guardians.  The six-hour fundamentals courses will be:

  1. aligned with Sup.R. 66.06
  2. provided free of charge
  3. delivered regionally and monthly
  4. made available online by the end of 2015

Three-hour continuing education seminars will also be developed and available annually, delivered regionally, and provided free of charge beginning in the first quarter of 2016. CLE and CEU credits will be requested for both the fundamentals course and continuing education, as appropriate.

Fundamentals of Adult Guardianship Course Information and Registration (6-hour course)

Return to this page often for updates on course dates and locations, registration, and other information. For questions regarding Sup.R. 66.06 and 66.07 education, please contact adultguardianedu@sc.ohio.gov.

Guardians of Adults Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Icon of a video camera Watch Union County Probate and Juvenile Court Judge Charlotte Coleman Eufinger explain the requirements and responsibilities of courts and guardians under the new rules.

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