must i submit a witness list in an ohio divorce if i have no witnesses to call
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The local rules most likely require a pre-trial statement. They, as well as the rules of Civil Procedure must be filed. Such rules can be found at the Ohio Supreme Court website and your local court's website.
If you are planning to testify, then you are a witness. Think about how you plan to present your case. If anyone is going to give information then they need to be listed as witnesses.
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