Ohio law defines disorderly conduct as an “offense against the public peace.” FindLaw explains that, in general, disorderly conduct refers to any unruly or obnoxious public behaviors in which you engage that likely will lead to a disturbance or other non-peaceful...
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Taking the mystery out of estate planning
There really is no mystery involved when it comes to writing an estate plan. Some Ohio residents may be put off by estate planning for a myriad of reasons, one of which includes the belief that it can be overly complicated. There are some people who are integral to...
How can repetitive strain injuries hinder your work?
Ohio workers like you often expose yourself to risks in the workplace. You may not even know it. After all, repetitive strain is a risk for everyone and seemingly innocuous actions can cause it. What is repetitive strain? What injuries result from it? And how can...
Qualifying for Ohio Medicaid
If you or a family member is nearing retirement age, you should start thinking about Medicaid eligibility. You can qualify for this type of health insurance when you reach age 65 and meet financial guidelines. Review the details about Ohio Medicaid eligibility and...
Man, 39, facing felony drug possession charge
A 39-year-old man is facing a number of charges after being stopped by police for allegedly following another vehicle too closely. During the stop on a northern Ohio turnpike, police allege they found four pounds of what they suspected to be fentanyl. The driver is...
How can you treat a burn injury?
If you suffer a severe burn, your healing should be the number one priority. In the United States, about half a million people require treatment for burns each year, explains the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public health. Burns can range in severity...
Ohio man faces 12th drunk driving charge
A 52-year-old man has been arrested for driving under the influence -- his 12th arrest since 1991. The Ohio resident was recently charged with felony drunk driving, driving with a suspended license and with a misdemeanor DUI refusal, according to police. He posted a...
Don’t forget the five-year look-back when Medicaid planning
Though most people want to live their lives to the fullest until their last moments, many people experience serious physical and mental decline that could result in difficulties in their elderly years. It is not unusual for individuals over the age of 65 to need some...
Do all states require MedPay?
When purchasing car insurance in Ohio for the first time, you may wonder whether you need MedPay as part of your insurance policy. You may feel particularly concerned about this if you recently moved from states where you must purchase MedPay, such as Maine, New...
Wise estate planning to keep the most assets for heirs
People work hard for their money, and most take pride in being able to leave something to their loved ones one day. When Ohio residents do their estate planning, they likely want to be able to keep as much money in their family as possible and not swallowed up by...