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Hottenroth, Garverick,Tilson & Garverick Law Blog
How does the court determine custody in Ohio?
One of the most emotional and difficult aspects of the breakdown of a relationship is deciding how the children’s time should be split between parents. When you are angry at your ex for things that they have said and done, it is unlikely that you view them as the...
4 steps to create a working parenting plan during a divorce
To the average parent considering a divorce, the hardest thing about the future is the idea of allocating parenting time. Having kids together generally means that a clean break during divorce isn’t an option. You need an arrangement that sets rules for parenting. The...
Are you familiar with the DUI laws in Ohio?
Even if you believe that you are a responsible driver when it comes to drinking and operating a vehicle, it is still important that you understand the DUI laws in your state. While DUI (driving under the influence) is the most commonly used term for laws relating to...
Have an action plan to protect your rights if you get into a crash
In moments of intense stress, humans tend to make decisions based on previous knowledge rather than their current surroundings. It can be hard to analyze and interpret all the information coming at you in a short amount of time after a traumatic event. That's why, for...
3 steps that may make the divorce process easier
Going through a divorce can create a rollercoaster of emotions. Separating from your spouse might be the best solution for both of you, but that doesn’t mean that breaking ties is going to be easy. Plus, you may experience a variety of highs and lows while separating...
Is Estate Planning A DIY Project You Can Do?
There are many problems you can fix and tasks you can accomplish without the help of a professional. In most cases it’s cheaper and more effective to DIY certain projects rather than going through the trouble to hire someone to help. However, there are other projects...
5 things you didn’t know an estate plan can accomplish
When hearing the term “estate planning,” many people only think of drafting a will to distribute their possessions to loved ones after they die. While a will can be an essential part of an estate plan, estate planning encompasses many other documents outlining your...
Did your parents die broke?
For some families, the way that elderly parents distribute their assets after their deaths can create friction among siblings and other heirs. But, some families have the opposite problem: Mom and Dad died broke.What happens next can vary, of course, dependent upon...
Do you know how to handle incidents of road rage?
You are driving along on your morning commute and realize that your exit is coming up. You quickly switch from the middle lane to the outermost exit lane, forgetting to hit your signal first. The blare of a horn startles you, and you realize that you may have...
