Warren County is located in Ohio and is considered the second fastest growing county in all of Ohio. This community boasts 17 different school districts and a tight knit community with several recreational areas for residents of all ages. Warren County has two major rivers that flow through it: the Great Miami River, and little Miami River.

Recently, a resident of Warren County was found dead in her home by her ex-husband and two children. A 17 year-old-old boy is being held at a Warren County jail for allegedly beating his mother to death with a baseball bat. He is charged with tampering with physical evidence and theft of an automobile. It has been determined by the County Coroner’s Office that the 35-year-old woman died of blunt-force trauma to the head.

Warren County is served by two courts: the Warren County Court of Common Pleas and the Warren County Ohio County Court. The Warren County Court of Common Pleas handles tort, contract, real property, administrative agency appeal, mental health, domestic relations, felony, misdemeanor, and juvenile cases. The Warren County Ohio County Court hears cases dealing with tort, contract, real property, small claims, criminal, traffic infractions, and ordinance violation issues.

Warren County is also where you will find a number of lawyers who take a wide range of cases. Warren County lawyers are familiar with local court procedures; some typical cases include: bankruptcy, personal injury, wrongful termination, divorce, and drafting wills.

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For more information on Warren County lawyers and courts, please see the links below:

• Warren County Bar Association
• Ohio State Bar Association
• Ohio Judicial Center Law Library