she was married so how would this go in the state of ohio if I want to put house in my name can I legally do this or can not because of her husband I need help with this process and if there is any other information that can help me thanks
answered on Apr 10, 2020
First, I agree with Anthony that given the limited information you have supplied, there is no simple answer.
Did she have a will? In what name was the house, hers, individually or with her husband, or in a trust or LLC? Was it in your mother's name alone, or also in her... View More 
The removal estimate and install of new, is $6800.00. Lowes will provide a new shower surround wall and base but will not pay for the removal or installation of the new. What is my recourse?
answered on May 24, 2017
Your recourse depends on a few different issues. First, when it was installed, did the installer provide you a warranty? 2nd, what is the reason it is cracked and leaking? 3rd, does the product itself about warranty?
If the cracks or because of misuse by the consumer, you may not have any... View More
Damaged was caused to doors and frame when they removed them to cut the bottom of the doors so they would move over top of the carpet. Doors were not cut high enough to pass over carpet and bottom fared the carpet. There is also a 1/8 gap in the carpet and can see the floor. The bedroom wall and up... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2017
The simple answer is probably yes under the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act (CSPA) and for Breach of Contract and/or Warranty. The installers did not perform in a workman like manner and caused damages. The CSPA has a 1 year statute of limitations and does have a provision that allows for the... View More
A car loan was approved by the dealership, all documents signed and the vehicle given to me. Now they called and want a co-signer. Is this legal? Do i have to give a co-signer after approval has been given?
answered on Feb 17, 2017
Maybe. If the dealer required you to sign a spot loan agreement they may be able to do that. Such an agreement in essence states that you can have the car but your loan is under consideration and not yet approved. If you did not have such an agreement, or if you have documentation that the loan... View More
My son was encouraged to take these lessons. They take place during the day at school and are given by a grad student not employed by the district. We signed a paper stating we would contine the lessons until May, but we are not pleased with the lessons and wish to find our own instructor. The... View More
answered on Feb 17, 2017
As with all contract questions, the answer to this depends on what is written on the contract. If the contract states that you must pay for 10 lessons and the student quits after 5, you will most likely be responsible to pay for the remaining 5 unless the contract itself has a clause that permits... View More
Family business been around since 1998, became a single member LLC in Ohio in 2013 (though a disregarded entity/sole proprietorship to the federal government). We're looking to transfer ownership from fathers name to sons. Outside of getting account (banking, insurance, etc) setup in new... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2017
In addition to the previous answer, you should also review all of the LLC's contracts, leases, loans and other agreements to see if you have any personal guarantees that need to be transferred. In addition, make sure you contact your insurance agent. There may be some need for you as the... View More
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