Filing for Dissolution in Logan County, Ohio

Logan County's Family Court in Bellefontaine handles dissolution as part of one combined Family Court (domestic relations, juvenile, probate — all under one roof at 101 South Main Street), with two judges (Kellogg-Martin and Kennedy) and two magistrates (Meyer and Mosser). The single biggest filing trap: Logan County requires THREE income documents attached to your Affidavit of Income and Expenses — your most recent tax return, your most recent W-2, AND one month of pay stubs. Most counties only require one. The other Logan-specific rule: the Application for Child Support Services is MANDATORY in every case involving children — no exceptions. Filing fee is a flat $400 regardless of whether you have children, and Logan County has its own visitation guidelines that the court will apply if you don't include a specific parenting time schedule.

Logan County Family Court (Court of Common Pleas, Family Court Division)

101 South Main Street, Bellefontaine, OH 43311 • (937) 292-4043 • Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Filing fee: $400. Fee waiver available.

Important things to know about Logan County

  • Two judges (Kellogg-Martin, Kennedy) and two magistrates (Meyer, Mosser) handle Family Court cases.
  • Logan County calls it 'Family Court' — the Domestic Relations Division is part of Logan County Family Court, which also handles juvenile and probate, all at 101 South Main Street.
  • THREE income documents required with the Affidavit of Income and Expenses: most recent income tax return, most recent W-2, AND one month of pay stubs. This is more than most Ohio counties require.
  • Child support application is MANDATORY in every case involving children — no exceptions.
  • Logan County has its own visitation guidelines — if you don't include a specific schedule in your parenting plan, the court will likely apply these guidelines.

Required forms (all cases)

Additional forms with minor children

Related to your dissolution

  • Child Support — Calculate, establish, or modify support under Ohio's guidelines.
  • Paternity & Custody — Establish parentage and build a parenting plan that protects your children.
  • Spousal Support — Pursue or respond to alimony requests during and after divorce.

Call +1-844-694-2885 or email support@gavvl.com.