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Misdemeanors in Ohio can include a number of offenses from domestic violence and OVI, to theft and drug possession. Explaining your past during a job interview can feel uncomfortable. Contrary to what many may think, you still have a viable chance of getting a job if...
Divorce is stressful alone, without the pressure of a contested breakup. In a collaborative divorce, you work with your spouse to split assets and determine a co-parenting plan that works for both of you. According to the U.S. News, uncontested divorces have various...
An unexpected and severe physical injury could immediately change your life and leave you grappling for some sense of security. You may have concerns about your independence, your ability to maintain your career and whether or not your family will stay by your side...
Medicaid planning is a general term used to describe the process of maximizing your ability to use Medicaid. Preparing for Medicaid might involve several professionals and loved ones volunteering their time to help you live a better life in your old age. According to...
If you are preparing to file for a divorce or your spouse wants to end the marriage, it is vital to focus on child custody if you are a parent. Likewise, if you currently find yourself in the middle of a dispute over child custody and you are trying to work through...
When an Ohio adult becomes unable to manage his or her own personal affairs, it may warrant the appointment of a guardian or an individual who agrees to take legal responsibility over the incompetent party. Because guardianships strip away some of an individual’s...
After an Ohio car crash or another type of incident leaves you with a serious injury, you may wish to file a personal injury lawsuit to try to recover damages to help offset the medical and other expenses you face in the aftermath. While there are certain steps you...
You probably already know how important it is to have an estate plan in place. Wills, trusts, and advanced directives protect your assets, your family, and yourself. However, creating an estate plan is only the first step in the process. You must also make certain...
Collaborative divorce serves as an option for divorcing couples which allows them to circumvent a court case trial. This saves time and money, as well as protecting the personal information of those involved. But does it work for everyone? Or do only some couples have...
After you and your spouse decide to end your marriage, you may have concerns about what your life will look like moving forward. You may also worry about how your children will do living in two separate households. In 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control...
