Nowhere in any statute or medical dictionary will you find a one-size-fits-all definition of catastrophic injury. The Lawyer Monthly reports, however, that, as used by courts, personal injury attorneys and insurance companies, this term refers to the most...
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How can gray divorce impact you?
As you age, you usually expect to deal with new and confusing life changes. A divorce in your later years may be one of them. Gray divorce is a term coined more recently, which refers to a couple that chooses to separate or completely divorce after or close to...
How can you talk to your adult children about asset division?
You know how you want to divide your assets among your adult children, but you have not yet told your beneficiaries and heirs what they should expect for their inheritance. How do you overcome this obstacle? Kiplinger provides tips for talking to your kids about money...
Are my misdemeanor convictions eligible for expungement?
In Ohio, you cannot expunge your criminal records, You can request to have the state seal them, which is similar. According to the Cuyahoga County Officer of the Prosecutor, if you have misdemeanors, you can request that the state seals them in most cases. Keep in...
Does speeding count as a misdemeanor in Ohio?
In general, offenses fall into one of three categories. Misdemeanors fall in the middle with regards to seriousness and penalties. They may result in jail time and/or fines. Felonies are the most grievous, with more severe consequences. Infractions, the least extreme...
3 factors influencing a personal injury case
Before you take a personal injury case to court, you need to be sure that you have a solid case. You want to know that there is a good chance you will get the resolution you want before you continue through the legal system. At Kirner & Boldt Co., L.P.A., we...
Avoid hasty actions when trying to evict a tenant
Acting as a landlord is not an easy job. You may have hoped that this position would allow you to generate a livable income or some extra cash every month to supplement your other income streams. Whatever the case, you know that taking care of rental property and...
Estate planning: Joint ownership does not replace a will
Joint ownership of property doesn't always address all the issues when one spouse dies. That's why it is so important for Ohio residents to make sure they have all the documents they need during their estate planning. Joint property is not a replacement for a will...
Which estate planning myths should I avoid?
There are many factors involved in creating a solid estate plan. The process can become quite complex depending on how much property you own or how many assets you have. Complications can also arise because of family. If your loved ones dispute the provisions in your...
Some of the major causes of divorce
No one stands in front of a minister, priest or justice of the peace to get married with thoughts of the marriage not being a lifetime commitment. But in some instances, life's circumstances change and some Ohio couples find themselves in the throes of divorce. There...