Phone: 440-782-6080
Being convicted of a drug crime in Ohio may compromise your ability to continue college if you rely on federal aid to fund your education. Understanding the impact of your misdemeanor on your ability to acquire and maintain financial aid may give you direction as to...
In a perfect world, your parents would create thorough estate plans that spell out their wishes with regard to their health care, finances and similar matters. This does not always occur, though. Some aging adults never create advance directives, give others powers of...
If you are like many people, you probably think only rich people need estate plans. While “rich people” do indeed need estate plans, so do you, regardless of the amount of wealth you possess. Why? Because without an estate plan, you have no way to control such things...
There are two common ways to end a marriage in Ohio. The first is divorce, a contested legal process. "Divorce" is also a general term, but that word does not technically apply to the information in this article. The second method, and the subject of this discussion,...
If you receive an OVI conviction in Ohio, you stand a good chance of having your driver’s license suspended. Guardian Interlock explains that Ohio law requires the court to suspend your license if your conviction resulted from a blood alcohol content of 0.08% or...
