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SB 101·OH·senate

Regards recording of certain real property documents

EnactedFiled Feb 10, 2025
Sponsor: Bill Blessing (R)
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Effective 6/16/26

Jun 16, 2026

Summary

The bill amends Ohio law so that when a lien for child‑support arrearages, workers’ compensation premiums, or unemployment contributions is filed, the recorder must include the obligor’s current non‑PO‑box address. It also makes it mandatory to record a memorandum of trust or similar instrument related to real property. The changes are intended to improve notice to debtors and strengthen lien enforcement.

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