In Ohio, a couple who wishes to end their marriage can do so through divorce or dissolution of marriage. To be eligible, the couple must have lived in Ohio for at least six months before filing. Divorce and dissolution of marriage are both ways to en…
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In Ohio, condominium associations and homeowners’ associations (HOAs) are required to maintain funding reserves that allow them to replace or repair major capital items without needing to resort to special assessments. However, unit owners can waiv…
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As a business owner, you have spent your career focused on cash flow, meeting and exceeding customer demands, and managing your employees. But it’s also important to consider what will happen to your business as you enter the next phase, whether th…
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Buying or selling a home often signals the start of a new chapter in your life. But every home has its own history, and unresolved property title issues can present significant difficulties when you are buying or selling a house. Unpaid debts, divorc…
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People choose to get divorced for a variety of reasons. When one spouse commits adultery, many couples choose to end their marriage through divorce or dissolution of marriage. If you or your spouse engaged in adultery and are considering divorce, you…
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As more and more businesses require proof of vaccination for customers and staff, many are questioning the legality of asking job applicants and employees about their vaccination status, especially surrounding ADA law. While it is legally permissible…
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When a couple decides to get married, divorce is often the last thing on their minds. But in some situations, it is wise to hope for the best but prepare for the worst. When it comes to marriage, this can mean considering the potential benefits of a…
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Many law firms handle both corporate law and business law matters. While there is no specific definition that identifies the difference between corporate law and business law, corporate law generally refers to how businesses are formed, governed, adm…
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Even though Ohio does not require that an attorney be present at a real estate closing, having a knowledgeable and experienced real estate closing attorney on your side can help ensure that the transaction proceeds smoothly, that your interests are p…
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Property boundary disputes often involve easements, which are non-possessory interests in land that allow the holder to have access to or use the property of someone else. This is often put into place for a specific purpose or limited period of time.…
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