Your estate plan should ensure that a trusted loved one is able to make important financial and medical decisions for you in the event that you are no longer able to do so. Under the old rules in Ohio, this could only be done by the courts appointing an official legal guardian for the…

Due to the Ohio Supreme Court handing down a shocking decision, an Ohio county where parents owe $112,000 in child support arrearages could potentially never collect one dime. In December 2016, the state’s highest court ruled that noncustodial parents cannot be indicted for non-payment of arrears after children have turned 18 years old, which…

Estate planning, put in simplest terms, is the final plan of one’s life. Few relish the thought of discussing plans involving their transition from life to death, but with money and assets to hand down to loved ones, it is a discussion that needs to happen. When you have located an estate planning attorney,…

Complicated and contentious at best, divorce is imminent when one or both spouses cannot or will not adhere to the vows they promised to uphold. Infidelity, financial issues, and simply drifting apart top the list of reasons couples divorce in Ohio. This state adopts a no-fault law when filing for divorce. Either spouse must…