The wrongful death of a loved one can throw a family into crisis. While grieving, family members often have to deal with medical expenses and funeral costs as well as a loss of household income. Although soon after a loved one’s sudden death is an emotional and...
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3 things to know about separation agreements
The end of a relationship is never simple, but it is a particularly difficult time for married couples. Moving on from a failed or unhappy marriage requires not just addressing the practical concerns of separating your life from your spouse's but also the legal...
What do Ohio living wills accomplish?
You have carefully thought things through regarding your medical care if you fall into a permanent coma. And you have let family and trusted friends know about your wishes. A series of discussions you had with them should have it all covered. Or so you think. As it...
What can a specific power of attorney accomplish?
Did you know that there is more than just one type of power of attorney? Many people are not aware that there are different powers of attorney, each designed to accomplish a certain purpose. Today, we will look at the specific power of attorney. What is a power of...
What can you do when your parenting schedule doesn’t work?
For the first year after your Ohio divorce, your shared parenting plan worked just fine. The schedule was perfect, and despite a few hiccups, you were able to stay actively involved with your children throughout the school year and even during the summer months. Now,...
What does transfer-on-death mean? Is it right for my real estate?
Making plans for the end of one’s life is never pleasant. It is often extremely difficult for a deceased person’s survivors to cope with grief while also navigating probate and estate administration. But a consultation with an attorney about preparing a Transfer on...
3 steps to creating a successful parenting plan in Ohio
Maybe your spouse just filed for divorce, or perhaps you are in the middle of a breakup with the other parent of your children whom you never married. Whether or not you got married, you will remain connected for the rest of your lives through the children you share....
3 steps to take if you’re under investigation for DUI
If you are under investigation for driving under the influence, it’s important for you to know the steps to take to avoid serious repercussions from a conviction. It’s possible to avoid a DUI conviction in some cases, so long as you take the steps needed to protect...
Protect your personal injury case with these steps
If you’ve been hurt by another person, then it’s important for you to take steps to preserve a potential legal case. For example, if you were involved in a car crash, you would want to take photos of the scene, gather good evidence about your injuries and get in touch...
How to know if you have a personal injury case
When you are in your own home environment, you have the responsibility to keep yourself and others on your premises safe. However, when you are out in the world and frequent premises owned by other people, they have the responsibility to keep all guests reasonably...
