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answered on Feb 16, 2024
No. There are no employee legal protections in Ohio for being credibly accused of using marijuana and required to take a drug test.
All of the evidence is nothing more then hearsay evidence theirs nothing they can stand on with this. I lost valuable time raising my kids because my ex wife has a lot more darker skeletons in her closet and she's not wanting them to get out.
answered on Feb 14, 2024
Do not attempt to do this yourself. You will lose. Hire local counsel.
My father died about 31yrs ago. At the time I didn't know probate law the way I know it now so I didn't know that I only had a certain amount of time to get my father's things. His girlfriend at the time was upset because she found out he was cheating on her when he had an aneurysm... View More
answered on Feb 14, 2024
There is almost no chance of you recovering his belongings after 31 years of no action.
He is currently on child support and hasn’t paid. I currently have sole legal custody of the child for him wishing death on him.
answered on Feb 14, 2024
There isn't really a charge for abandonment. If he has not paid child support yet, it is likely that CSEA has not yet started garnishing his wages. I recommend contacting CSEA for a status update on garnishment.
I loaned a friend a significant amount of money in incremental amounts over 2022. On October 20, 2023, approximately 10 months after the last amount issued, I sent her a message on the Messenger app which stated a lump sum of what she owed me and that I wanted my money back, following her failure... View More
answered on Feb 2, 2024
Yes. The texts back and forth would constitute an enforceable agreement.
The City is requesting this information to obtain a Rental Dwelling Housing License (Occupancy Permit)
answered on Feb 1, 2024
Yes.
I bought a stove from Lowe's, paid for installation/haul away, when they showed up they said they could do neither as it required lifting them over a counter (which I had no problem with Best Buy after buying a fridge), isn't this a breach of contract? I had to pay another person to come... View More
answered on Jan 31, 2024
This is probably a violation of Ohio's consumer sales practices act. At the very least, I would demand a partial refund. If they refuse then you could potentially bring an action against them.
This is about my father who died in 1981. He was a founder of a major company. I can't find anything at all about him anywhere. Not even an obituary, news about his accident, his marriage to my mother, nothing about his estate. I was a month old when he died and I found what looks like a trust... View More
answered on Jan 16, 2024
That date pre-dates most archived electronic probate dockets. You will likely need to either 1) request that the docket related to the case be sent to you or 2) go to the court to obtain copies of the documents yourself.
Missed a rent payment, on the day it was past-due got an email from the property. Expected it to say I was late and would have three days to pay in accordance with state law and the lease. The landlord instead sent an eviction notice, stating I was to vacate the property within three days. Rent was... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2024
A landlord may choose to give a three day notice upon failure to timely pay rent unless the lease says otherwise.
answered on Jan 11, 2024
It is likely that their estate would qualify for a summary administration. This is an abbreviated process that does not require a lawyer's assistance. Most probate courts will assist in making the application.
My ex-husband is choosing to give up his weekly parenting time due to conflicts with our teenagers. Does he need to continue to pay child support, and if so, does that amount change?
answered on Dec 18, 2023
It is likely that he will continue to pay support. The amount of support may change based on his decision to give up any custodial rights.
I was recently held in contempt for non payment because I was a self-employed insurance agent and was struggling with the economy. I have followed all the court orders to date and have quit my job and began working full time where the money comes out automatically. Why am I still being charged with... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2023
You likely have an outstanding arrearage that you need to satisfy. When you go back to court you will need to ask to purge the contempt by showing good faith efforts to make payment.
I met two friends online a couple of years ago. I told them that I have special needs and don't understand social cues or skills. Last year, they started asking me for money via cashapp, and venmo and I sent them it. They would send me sad photos of themselves, or keep saying please when I... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2023
There is a lot here. I'm going to answer your question about defamation only. Truth is an absolute defense to defamation. If what you are posting is substantially true, then you cannot be held liable for defamation.
Live in an apartment. Lease says no illegal drugs. But manager ignored complaints only thing that stopped it being constant is fear of cops knocking on their door and now with the law changing am I to live in misery? Moving is not an option. Disabled and on fixed income. Also have asthma and get... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2023
A landlord has the ability to evict a tenant in Ohio if they have actual knowledge that they are consuming illegal substances. Their refusal to do so could be considered a defect in the property, which could give you the ability to escrow your rent with the court until the defect is corrected.
My house is being listed for sale and I also have a private investor who is working on getting funds to pay-off my amount due. If my house is "under contract" or if the investor needs another 1-2 weeks to get the funds, on the date of my non-oral hearing, can I request that the non-oral... View More
answered on Nov 21, 2023
Yes, but the better thing to do would be to reach out to the bank to engage in loss mitigation. This would pause the foreclosure while they determined whether you are eligible for any loss mitigation options, including modification of the loan, and will give you time to either sell or refinance.
Gummies or smoking medicinal marijuana, sold at dispenseries, has the same THC amount.
answered on Nov 21, 2023
Under Ohio's medical marijuana statute, medical marijuana may not be smoked. It may be consumed in many other ways, but not smoking.
answered on Nov 16, 2023
No. A power of attorney does not empower you to represent him in a court of law, which would include the filing of an appeal.
I've been asked by a friend to witness delivery of a legal form, and we'd both like to know what the legal process is to make sure I, as witness, can confirm delivery, or if there's an official that needs to be hired/present during the delivery of the form
answered on Nov 16, 2023
Need a little more information here. Are you issuing service of a lawsuit? What kind of legal form are we talking about?
Person wanted to be banned from viewing performances has no criminal records, nor any restraining orders against him.
answered on Nov 13, 2023
Yes. So long as the ban is not based on a protected class, they are allowed to prohibit any person that they wish from the space.
Caused a bladder injury during a hysterotomy. A hole the size of a nickel. In which resulted in having to have a Cath for a full month and infections. Now I am having to deal with pain in the incision site in which is preventing from being able to fulfill my duties as a STNA (State Tested Nurse... View More
answered on Oct 25, 2023
Medical malpractice is incredibly specialized. Do NOT try to do this yourself. Contact a medical malpractice attorney who can reserve your rights to a claim.
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