Cyber liability claims are becoming more common as businesses rely on computers and online systems to store information and run daily operations. In Ohio, these claims often raise questions about coverage, notice, and policy wording, especially when losses involve...
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Do I need a living will?
As you grow older, you slowly realize that you need to make plans for your future. While a last will and testament can help safeguard your family’s inheritance, a living will can help secure your end-of-life medical decisions. In this blog, we will share two...
Can you appeal a jury verdict in a civil case?
A jury verdict in a civil case may not be the end of the legal process. If one party disagrees with the decision, they can file an appeal, but certain rules and conditions must apply for an appeal to succeed. Grounds for appealing a jury verdict In Ohio, parties can...
How is inheritance treated in Ohio marriage and divorce?
When a couple divorces in Ohio, understanding how inheritance is treated can be complicated. Though inheritance generally qualifies as separate property, various factors influence its treatment. Ohio law specifies rules for separating inheritance from marital assets...
What should you know about reservation of rights letters in Ohio?
When an insurance company agrees to defend a policyholder, it might send a document called a reservation of rights letter. This letter can sound confusing, but it carries serious implications for your case. Understanding what it means helps you avoid surprises later...
How does small claims court work in Ohio?
When you face a dispute involving a small amount of money, small claims court offers a fast and affordable way to resolve it. Ohio designed this process to let individuals handle claims without complex procedures or legal formalities. Filing a claim in small claims...
What are the implications of remarriage on estate planning?
Remarrying brings both excitement and new responsibilities, especially regarding finances and estate planning. A second marriage can significantly affect asset distribution, particularly when children from previous relationships or blended families are involved....
How can you protect your kid during a child custody dispute?
A child custody dispute can quickly become highly contentious. This is understandable given that the outcome of your child custody case will impact how much time each parent gets to spend with their child, define the quality of that time and dictate what your child’s...
What are the legal requirements for a prenuptial agreement?
If you're thinking about a prenuptial agreement in Ohio, it's important to understand the legal requirements to make it enforceable. A prenup outlines how you and your future spouse will divide assets and handle financial matters if the marriage ends. State law...
How does spousal support work in Ohio?
Spousal support, also known as alimony, provides financial assistance from one spouse to the other after a divorce. In Ohio, the court may award spousal support to help the lower-earning spouse maintain a standard of living similar to what they had during the...

