Ohio Public Notices
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Rocket Mortgage (successor to Nationstar) filed a foreclosure complaint on March 6, 2026 against property at 207 West 1st Street, Strasburg, OH, claiming defendants including Cheryl L. Booth/Franklin have an interest; defendants must answer by June 23, 2026.
Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC filed a foreclosure complaint against Brian S. Banks and unknown heirs/ spouse claiming default on a mortgage for property at 1122 Neptune Avenue, Akron. Defendants must answer by June 30, 2026 or be barred from asserting interests.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure complaint against William Howell Sr. and unknown spouse over the property at 760 Minota Ave, Akron, alleging loan default and seeking sale of the property to satisfy the debt. Defendants must answer by June 23, 2026.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure complaint against Katie A. Kamps over property at 511 Harvey St, Kent, OH, claiming default on the mortgage. The defendant must answer by June 16, 2026 or risk losing rights to the property and having it sold.
Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC filed a foreclosure complaint against Brian S. Banks and unknown parties for property at 1122 Neptune Avenue, Akron (Parcel 6723169). Defendants must answer by June 30, 2026 or risk losing their claim to the property and a court-ordered sale.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure complaint on March 2, 2026 against William Howell Sr. and unknown spouse over the property at 760 Minota Ave, Akron, alleging mortgage default and seeking sale of the property to satisfy the debt.
A foreclosure complaint was filed March 16, 2026 by Rocket Mortgage (successor to Nationstar) against Angela Denise Smith and unknown spouse regarding the property at 213 E. Dorothy Lane, Dayton (Parcel N64 00608 0004). Failure to respond may lead to default judgment and loss of the property.
A foreclosure complaint was filed March 16, 2026, against Angela Denise Smith and unknown spouse concerning the property at 213 E. Dorothy Lane, Dayton (Parcel N64 00608 0004). The defendant(s) must answer by June 1, 2026 or face default judgment.
A foreclosure lawsuit was filed March 16, 2026 against Angela Denise Smith and any unknown spouse concerning the property at 213 E. Dorothy Lane, Dayton (Parcel N64 00608 0004). The defendant must respond by June 1, 2026 or risk default judgment.
A foreclosure complaint was filed March 16, 2026, against Angela Denise Smith (and unknown spouse) concerning the property at 213 E. Dorothy Lane, Dayton (Parcel N64 00608 0004). The defendant must respond by June 1, 2026, or face default judgment.
Crawford County Treasurer filed a foreclosure suit April 29, 2026 to collect delinquent land taxes on parcel 24-0021593.000 owned by Anna Mae Stefle (and unknown spouse). Defendants must respond or risk losing interest in the property.
A sheriff's sale will auction the residential property at 455 Natalie Lane, Lebanon, OH, after a court order in Case No. 25CV100075. The first online auction begins June 16, 2026 with a $10,000 deposit required and an appraised value of $500,000.
Sheriff's sale of residential property at 455 Natalie Lane, Lebanon, OH will be auctioned online beginning June 16, 2026 for at least two-thirds of its $500,000 appraisal. A second sale June 30, 2026 will follow if unsold; $10,000 deposit required for bidders.
Clinton County Land Reutilization Corporation filed a lawsuit asking the court to declare ownership and authority to sell the property at 199 E Mound Street, Sabina. Defendant Scott Dailey (address unknown) must file an answer within 28 days after the six-week publication period or risk losing the right to be heard.
This is a foreclosure complaint filed March 2, 2026 in Defiance County seeking repayment of a mortgage debt of $97,064.01 plus interest and fees. Unknown defendants Robert L. Gessner and others are being served by publication and may lose the property if they do not respond.
Plaintiff Michael Havenar filed a quiet title lawsuit to clear ownership of 400 Jefferson St., Sidney (Shelby County parcels 01-1825430.042 and 01-1825430.012). Unknown heirs and possible spouses are named defendants and must respond by June 20, 2026.
U.S. Bank National Association filed a foreclosure complaint on March 20, 2026, seeking to foreclose a mortgage on property at 2284 State Route 136, Winchester (parcel IDs 06-25-200-031.00 and 06-25-200-0300.00). The defendant must answer within 28 days after final publication.
Farm Credit Mid-America filed a foreclosure complaint on December 22, 2025 in Hocking County against the Estate of Dale Van Gundy and other defendants, alleging default on a promissory note by the deceased borrower and seeking relief tied to the debt.
Plaintiff Michael Havenar filed a quiet title lawsuit to clear and confirm ownership of 400 Jefferson St., Sidney (Shelby County Parcels 01-1825430.042 and 01-1825430.012). Unknown heirs and possible spouses must respond by 28 days after June 20, 2026 or face default judgment.
The Huntington National Bank filed an Answer & Crossclaim on April 17, 2026 in a foreclosure case involving 13029 Dover Rd, Apple Creek, alleging default on the promissory note and seeking foreclosure, lien marshaling, and sale to satisfy its claim.
Sheriff will auction a condominium unit (Living Unit A, Building 3) at 2760 Lexington Avenue, Warren, OH, on June 4 and, if unsold, June 18, 2026 to satisfy a judgment for Jamestown Village Condominium Association No. 1. The property is sold as-is; buyer pays taxes and costs.
NAR Ohio, LLC filed a foreclosure complaint for unpaid tax certificates on 1324 Harvard Boulevard, Dayton (PPN R72 07207 0005), seeking to foreclose the property if redemption is not made. The notice starts a 28-day period to assert interests after final publication.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure lawsuit against unknown heirs and others claiming interest in property at 280 Cranberry Court, Warren, OH (Parcel 46-903431). Defendants must respond within 28 days after the last publication to protect their rights.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure lawsuit against Tricia M. Garza and others for property at 109 West Clay Street, Mount Blanchard (Parcel 170000038140). Defendants must answer within 28 days after the last publication to avoid foreclosure proceedings.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure complaint against Curtis R. Wagner II and unknown spouses/claimants for the property at 707 Glenwood Ave, Fostoria, alleging default on a promissory note and seeking sale of the property to satisfy the debt.
Lender Wells Fargo (as trustee) filed a foreclosure complaint April 2, 2026 against Deborah Bimslager and unknown spouse for property at 614 North Poplar Street, Fostoria, OH. Defendants must file an answer by June 11, 2026 or risk default and loss of the property.
U.S. Bank Trust filed a foreclosure complaint on March 23, 2026 for the reverse mortgage on 4288 Broadway Ave, Louisville, OH, claiming $174,614.72 due as of April 1, 2026. Unknown estate representatives must respond or risk losing rights to the property.
The Huntington National Bank filed a foreclosure complaint on February 24, 2026, seeking to foreclose its mortgage on the property at 1025 1st Street Northeast, Massillon (Parcel 606339). The named defendant must file an answer within 28 days after the final publication date.
CrossCountry Mortgage filed to foreclose a mortgage on 423 South Market Street, Shreve, OH, seeking repayment of $118,228.61 plus interest, fees, and sale of the property. Defendants must answer within 28 days after the last publication date or lose rights.
What Are Public Notices in Ohio?
Public notices in Ohio are legally mandated announcements published in official newspapers and government portals. Under state law, government agencies, courts, and private parties must publish these notices to inform the public of actions that may affect their rights or property.
Common types of public notices in Ohio include foreclosure filings, probate and estate notices, fictitious business name statements, tax deed sales, lis pendens (pending lawsuit filings on real property), name change petitions, and government bid solicitations.
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