STATEMENT OF EXPERT EVALUATION 2025

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The document is a Statement of Expert Evaluation for guardianship proceedings in Stark County, Ohio. It outlines the process for evaluating an individual's mental competence, detailing the responsibilities of licensed professionals in assessing mental and physical impairments. The evaluation serves as evidence for the court to determine if guardianship is necessary, and it includes sections for documenting the individual's condition, medications, and any signs of abuse or neglect. The evaluator must provide their professional opinion on the individual's ability to care for themselves and manage their finances.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the STATEMENT OF EXPERT EVALUATION in the editor.
Begin by filling in the case number at the top of the form. This is essential for tracking and reference.
In Section 1, indicate whether this evaluation is attached to a Guardianship Application or an Emergency Guardian application. Ensure that it is completed by a licensed professional.
Proceed to fill out the evaluator's details, including name, title, business address, and contact number in Section 2.
In Section 3, provide dates and places of evaluation along with the duration spent on each assessment.
Answer questions regarding medication and mental impairments in Sections 4 through 11. Be thorough and precise in your responses.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before signing and dating the document at the end of the form.

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What is the rule 66 in Ohio?

Reporting abuse, neglect, or exploitation A guardian shall immediately report to the probate division of a court of common pleas and, when applicable, to adult protective services any appropriate allegations of abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a ward.

Who can complete a statement of expert evaluation in Ohio?

Only a licensed physician or licensed clinical psychologist may complete a Statement of Expert Evaluation to initiate a guardianship.

What are the requirements for guardianship in Ohio?

Court Costs adult guardianship application $199.00 minor guardianship application $124.00 hearing fee (additional costs may apply) $40.00-$55.00 BCI Background Check $22.0050 more rows

What is the method of expert evaluation?

We can distinguish further between two types of expert evaluation: in the first case, the experts themselves are the evaluators, conducting the evaluation and providing the results. In the second, the experts are monitored by evaluators, who lead the evaluation and assess the results.

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Expert evaluations are effective because they take less time to prepare and do not require gathering users. Consequently expert evaluations can occur at any time during the design process. If evaluations are made by the designers, they need to have the unusual skill to evaluate their own work.