TBA Young Lawyer Committee

04/20/2022

Looking for a way to give back to the community AND enjoy some spring sunshine? On April 30th the TBA and Young Lawyer Committee is hosting a park-clean up at Secor Metropark. Family and friends are welcome to come along!

03/20/2020

Please see the latest update regarding the court's restrictions on operations effective March 20th.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 19, 2020
Toledo Municipal Court

TOLEDO MUNICIPAL COURT FURTHER RESTRICTS OPERATIONS
Toledo Municipal Court issued an order on Sunday, March 15 declaring a temporary judicial emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Starting Friday, March 20, 2020, Toledo Municipal Court will limit hearings to only those cases where the defendant is in jail. All other cases will be scheduled after March 31, 2020.
The Toledo Municipal Court will do all things necessary to ensure the continued orderly and efficient administration of justice during this ongoing health emergency. Upon the advice of the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department, and in consultation with Clerk of Court Vallie Bowman-English, the City of Toledo and Lucas County Prosecutors Offices, and the Toledo Legal Aid Society (Public Defender) the Court believes this measure is necessary to protect the public health while maintaining the Court’s essential functions.
On any individual case, a prosecutor, defendant, defense counsel or alleged victim may petition the Court electronically to have a hearing go forward regardless of whether the defendant is currently in jail. Forms are available at http://tmc.toledomunicipalcourt.org/ and may be filed by fax or email.
Victims and witnesses with questions should contact the City or County Prosecutor’s Office. Individuals with questions about felony cases should contact the Lucas County Prosecutors Office at (419) 213-4700 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All other victims and witnesses with questions should contact the City of Toledo Prosecutor’s Office at (419) 245-1975 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Entry to the building on these matters is limited to the defendant, attorney, victim and subpoenaed witnesses or by appointment.

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Contact:
Lisa Falgiano, Court Administrator
Toledo Municipal Court
419-245-1949
[email protected]

03/18/2020

Please read the court's press release regarding continued limited operations with reduced staff.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 18, 2020
Toledo Municipal Court

TOLEDO MUNICIPAL COURT TO CONTINUE LIMITED OPERATIONS WITH REDUCED STAFF
Toledo Municipal Court issued an order on Sunday, March 15 declaring a temporary judicial emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Under this temporary judicial emergency, judges have limited the operations of the court. Starting Thursday, March 19, non-required staff will not be required to report, but will be available if necessary for staffing. When fully staffed, there are 97 Judges’ Division employees. There are 44 required staff positions that will continue to report to sustain the court’s limited operations.
In an email to staff today, Judge William M. Connelly noted: “Whenever I have the opportunity to speak publicly I always brag about Toledo Municipal Court employees individually and collectively….It has been a blessing to work with extraordinary people.”

Individuals who wish to file civil actions can do so via fax, mail or e-filing. Individuals who wish to make a payment on fines, fees or costs may do so via telephone or online. The court has granted an additional ninety days for all monies due between March 11, 2020 and June 1, 2020.

At this time, the Court is open to those seeking to resolve active warrants and all arraignment proceedings except traffic. The following cases types will still be heard as scheduled: Domestic Violence, Assault, Child Endangering, Child Enticement, Aggravated Menacing, Unlawful Restraint, Menacing, Violations of TPO, Telephone Harassment, Vehicular Homicide and any attempt, complicity or conspiracy to commit any of the forgoing offenses. Any Sexually Oriented Offenses, including Attempted Importuning, Sexual Imposition, Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, and Voyeurism, Attempted Illegal use of a Minor in Nudity Oriented Material or Performance, Attempted Child Enticement with Sexual Motivation, Attempted Pandering Obscenity, Menacing by Stalking with Sexual Motivation, Unlawful Restraint with Sexual Motivation, and any attempt, complicity or conspiracy to commit any of the forgoing offenses.

Entry on these matters is limited to the defendant, attorney, victim and subpoenaed witnesses.

Housing Court will continue to schedule and conduct rent escrow and temporary restraining orders related to housing.

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Contact:
Lisa Falgiano, Court Administrator
Toledo Municipal Court
419-245-1949
[email protected]

01/13/2020

Join us today for a joint meeting with the Technology Committee. 12pm at the TBA

10/29/2019

Tomorrow!

Mingle with fellow TBA committees on October 30 at Manhattans!

10/11/2019

Mingle with fellow TBA committees on October 30 at Manhattans!

07/18/2019

An additional Driver's License Clinic is being offered on Monday, July 29th from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. This will be the final clinic before the BMV amnesty period ends on July 31st. The clinic will be held at Ohio Means Jobs (formerly The Source), 1301 Monroe Street, Toledo, Ohio 43604. This clinic is first step in the process of getting your driver's license reinstated and it's free!