Proud Neighbors In Cincinnati
Proud Neighbors In Cincinnati
Insurance companies often sustain financial losses when policyholders need to use their coverage, especially if their claims are significant. Insurance companies may defend against claims when there are questionable details about the situation. They may also be able...
Many people assume estate planning only matters for those with significant wealth. If a person owns a large home, multiple investments or a business, estate planning seems like an obvious step. However, families with more modest estates often benefit just as much from...
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) has been controversial for years. Ever since Congress passed the CTA, businesses and organizations that advocate for businesses have questioned whether the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has the authority to force...
To begin making your estate plan, you know that you want to disinherit one of your adult children. Maybe the two of you are estranged and have not seen each other in decades, or perhaps it is for a more practical reason, such as the fact that that child is very well...
Maybe a homeowner signed a contract with a lawn maintenance or snow removal company that has not fulfilled its obligations. Perhaps a business owner contracted with a vendor who failed to make deliveries as promised. In circumstances where a breach of contract occurs,...
Many people operate with a substantial amount of debt. People often have credit card debt that they pay off on an ongoing basis. Even though they may pay it off at the end of the month, they are constantly making new charges on that account. As you make your estate...
Life often changes after a divorce. The parenting plan that made sense when your case ended may not fit your family’s day-to-day life anymore. When that happens, you may need to ask the court to modify the plan. That does not mean you can seek a change just because...
Many employers misclassify workers as independent contractors with good intentions – for example, to cut overhead, stay flexible or simplify payroll. However, the law doesn’t consider intentions. If the work relationship looks like employment, a worker should be...
In most civil cases in Ohio, the goal of a damage award is to cover your losses and put you back in the position you were in before the harm occurred. But some cases involve conduct for which compensation alone does not seem adequate, and punitive damages exist to...
You have worked hard to build your wealth and you want to make sure it transfers to your family as intended. You may question whether a will or a trust better aligns with your goals. Both instruments can direct your assets under Ohio law, but they operate under...
