Effective: January 13, 2012
Latest Legislation: Senate Bill 124 - 129th General Assembly
Persons who are necessary parties to a will contest action are as follows:
(A) Any person designated in a will to receive a testamentary disposition of real or personal property;
(B) Heirs who would take property pursuant to section 2105.06 of the Revised Code had the testator died intestate;
(C) The executor or the administrator with the will annexed;
(D) The attorney general as provided by section 109.25 of the Revised Code;
(E) Other interested parties.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Title 21 | Courts-Probate-Juvenile
Section 2107.01 | Will Construed.
Section 2107.011 | Inheritance and Bequest Defined.
Section 2107.02 | Who May Make Will.
Section 2107.03 | Method of Making Will.
Section 2107.04 | Agreement to Make a Will.
Section 2107.05 | Incorporation by Reference.
Section 2107.06 | Age Requirement for Witnessing Will.
Section 2107.07 | Deposit of Will.
Section 2107.08 | Delivery of Deposited Will.
Section 2107.09 | Who May Enforce Production of a Will.
Section 2107.10 | Effect of Withholding Will.
Section 2107.11 | Jurisdiction to Probate.
Section 2107.12 | Contest of Jurisdiction.
Section 2107.15 | Witness a Devisee or Legatee.
Section 2107.16 | Will Proved in Certain Cases.
Section 2107.17 | Depositions May Be Taken by Commission.
Section 2107.18 | Admission of Will to Probate.
Section 2107.181 | Interlocutory Orders - Rehearing.
Section 2107.19 | Notice of Admission of Will to Probate.
Section 2107.20 | Filing and Recording of Will - Certified Copy.
Section 2107.21 | Recorded in Each County Where Real Property Is Situated.
Section 2107.22 | Probate of Will of Later Date.
Section 2107.24 | Treatment of Document as Will Notwithstanding Noncompliance With Statute.
Section 2107.26 | Lost, Spoliated, or Destroyed Wills May Be Admitted to Probate.
Section 2107.27 | Notice of Application - Testimony - Probate.
Section 2107.28 | Will Lost, Spoliated, or Destroyed After Admission to Probate.
Section 2107.29 | Record of Will Destroyed.
Section 2107.30 | Original Will May Again Be Admitted to Probate.
Section 2107.31 | Limitations as to Contests.
Section 2107.33 | Revocation of Will.
Section 2107.34 | Afterborn or Pretermitted Heirs.
Section 2107.35 | Encumbrances.
Section 2107.36 | Effect of Alteration of Property.
Section 2107.37 | Subsequent Marriage.
Section 2107.38 | Destruction of a Subsequent Will.
Section 2107.46 | Action by Fiduciary.
Section 2107.47 | Protection of Purchaser Against Will or Later Will.
Section 2107.48 | Foreign Will Cannot Be Contested Here.
Section 2107.49 | Rule in Shelley's Case Abolished.
Section 2107.50 | Property Acquired Subsequent to Will.
Section 2107.501 | Ademption - Exemptions.
Section 2107.51 | When Whole Estate to Pass.
Section 2107.52 | Deceased Devisee; Class Gifts.
Section 2107.521 | Specific References to Powers of Appointment.
Section 2107.53 | Undevised Real Property Applied to Debts.
Section 2107.54 | Contribution - Exception.
Section 2107.55 | Portion of Pretermitted Heir, or of Witness, Subject to Contribution.
Section 2107.56 | Liability in Case of Insolvency.
Section 2107.57 | Contribution Enforced.
Section 2107.58 | Order of Sale to Pay Debts.
Section 2107.59 | Sale of Real Property by Executor's Successor.
Section 2107.61 | Will Ineffectual.
Section 2107.62 | Expenses and Fees.
Section 2107.64 | Trustee Named in Will as Beneficiary.
Section 2107.65 | Conferring Power to Name Executor.
Section 2107.71 | Civil Action to Contest Validity of Will.
Section 2107.72 | Rules of Procedure - Jury Trial.
Section 2107.73 | Parties to Will Contest Action.
Section 2107.75 | Administration Costs of Purported Last Will or Codicil.