Ohio § 5121.07 Petitioning for release from charges

Ohio Statutes

§ 5121.07 — Petitioning for release from charges

Ohio § 5121.07

Title 51Public Welfare

Ch. 5121Welfare Institutions - Generally

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 5121.07 (2026).

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Any person who has been charged with the    payment of the support of a resident or for pre-admission care,    after-care, day-care, or routine consultation and treatment    services in a community service unit under the control of the    department of developmental disabilities may petition the  department for a release from, or modification of, such charge,   and the department, after an investigation, may cancel or modify  such former charge, or may cancel, compromise, or settle any  accrued liability in an amount not exceeding five thousand  dollars. Amounts in excess thereof may be canceled, compromised,  or settled as provided in section131.02of the Revised Code. The  department may for due cause increase the amount previously  ordered paid.

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Any person who has been charged with the payment of the support of a resident or for pre-admission care, after-care, day-care, or routine consultation and treatment services in a community service unit under the control of the department of developmental disabilities may petition the department for a release from, or modification of, such charge, and the department, after an investigation, may cancel or modify such former charge, or may cancel, compromise, or settle any accrued liability in an amount not exceeding five thousand dollars. Amounts in excess thereof may be canceled, compromised, or settled as provided in section131.02of the Revised Code. The department may for due cause increase the amount previously ordered paid.