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In Ohio, any person in possession of a will has the responsibility to file it with the probate court after the death of the testator (the person who made the will). Typically, this is the executor's job, so the testator should choose someone who they know will fulfill...
The penalties for even a first offense can be severe if you’re charged with operating a vehicle while impaired (OVI) in Ohio. On conviction, you’ll have to serve a mandatory minimum of three days of jail and at least $375 in fines. You’ll also have six points assessed...
In Ohio, it’s a criminal offense to operate a vehicle while impaired (OVI). Driving around while under the intoxicating effects of alcohol, drugs or both endangers the driver, other motorists and pedestrians. This is why law enforcement makes it a priority to catch...
