If there is a new baby in the house, life changes dramatically for everyone. Your brand-new daughter or son becomes the most important person in the world, and your protective instincts are on full alert. This is the perfect time to discuss your last will and...
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How do I get my driving privileges back after an OVI?
Whether it is your first or fifth time law enforcement arrests you for driving under the influence of alcohol in Ohio, you will lose your license. That is a penalty in all cases, although the amount of time for your suspension varies. Once you lose your license, the...
Is there a suicide issue at the Cuyahoga County Jail?
In the United States, you have a right to the presumption of innocence. This means that nobody can claim you are guilty of a crime unless the state proves it in court. However, this does not mean that you will not end up in an Ohio jail before your trial. In fact, in...
Winter weather, inexperienced drivers and accidents
The arrival of the holiday season is celebrated by many people across the country. From getting together with family members to buying presents for one's partner, this can be an exciting time of the year. However, the holiday season can also bring winter weather such...
Car vibration, vehicle maintenance and collisions
There are many things that can go wrong when it comes to a vehicle's performance, and it is pivotal for drivers to be prudent and immediately resolve and issues involving their vehicle. For example, a vehicle may be vibrating, which could be an indicator that the...
3 consequences of not having a medical power of attorney
Even if you have been mostly healthy through your adult life, you may eventually become incapable of making medical decisions for yourself. Fortunately, Ohio law allows you to designate a person to do the job for you. That is, you can name a medical power of attorney...
Mediation as a more peaceful path to divorce
Anyone in Ohio going through marital conflict may consider divorce. While the most preferred method of legal uncoupling is uncontested, many couples find that they do not agree on everything necessary. Thus, conflict may erupt and bog down the process. The staff of...
Estate planning and the holiday season can go hand in hand
Thinking about estate planning can yield some uncomfortable feelings and conversations, especially during the holidays. Ohioans who have yet to create a comprehensive estate plan might think that the process is awkward. Many people have negative perceptions about...
When tenants damage your property
Your life as an Ohio landlord may allow you few days to rest and relax. However, you may be among the fortunate ones who have pleasant tenants who get along and are relatively self-sufficient. Not only can this make your workload lighter, but it may also mean your...
When can my landlord withhold my security deposit?
Paying a security deposit is very common for a rental in Ohio. Landlords charge these deposits to help cover the costs of any damage you may do while living in the property. Usually, the amount you pay for your security deposit is equal to a month's rent. The landlord...