Complete Calendar · C-01 — C-35
The Docket
Every service LTO CHI-TOWN SOLUTIONS LLC handles is entered on one of three calls and carries its own docket number. Oxblood is the practicing bar. Gilt is the land-records counter. Blue is the litigation-support bar. Each line below is a distinct call — no duplicates, no padding.
35Numbered calls
A–CThree dockets
§Bar to title to support
OHCanton, Stark Co.
Docket A
The Practicing Bar — Law Offices & Private Practices
C-01 — C-23 · 23 CALLS
AC-01Attorneys' officesAttorney
AC-02Attorneys' private practicesAttorney
AC-03Barristers' officesBarrister
AC-04Barristers' private practicesBarrister
AC-05Corporate law officesCorporate
AC-06Counselors' at law officesCounselor
AC-07Counselors' at law private practicesCounselor
AC-08Criminal law officesCriminal
AC-09Estate law officesEstate
AC-10Family law officesFamily
AC-11Law firmsFirm
AC-12Law officesOffice
AC-13Law practicesPractice
AC-14Lawyers' officesLawyer
AC-15Lawyers' private practicesLawyer
AC-16Legal aid servicesLegal Aid
AC-17Patent attorneys' officesPatent Atty.
AC-18Patent attorneys' private practicesPatent Atty.
AC-19Real estate law officesReal Estate
AC-20Solicitors' offices, privateSolicitor
AC-21Solicitors' private practicesSolicitor
AC-22Tax law attorneys' officesTax Law
AC-23Tax law attorneys' private practicesTax Law
Docket B
Title & Settlement — The Land Records
C-24 — C-27 · 4 CALLS
BC-24Settlement offices, real estateSettlement
BC-25Title abstract companies, real estateAbstract
BC-26Title companies, real estateTitle Co.
BC-27Title search companies, real estateTitle Search
Docket C
The Support Bar — Litigation Services
C-28 — C-35 · 8 CALLS
CC-28Jury consulting servicesJury
CC-29Notary public servicesNotary
CC-30Notary publics' private practicesNotary
CC-31Paralegal servicesParalegal
CC-32Patent agent services (filing & searching)Patent Agent
CC-33Process server servicesService
CC-34Process serving servicesService
CC-35Trial consulting servicesTrial
Clerk's Note
Three calls, one calendar — never confused.
A patent attorney, a title searcher and a process server can all touch the same lawsuit, but they are three different professions with different rules. The clerk keeps them on separate dockets so a service-of-process question is never answered with a law-office framework — and a chain-of-title problem never waits in a litigation queue.
Unsure which docket your matter belongs on? File a matter request and the clerk will calendar it — the notarization and the tax opinion are handled by different hands.