answered on Mar 5, 2018
Ohio does not permit emancipation in that circumstance. Here is more information:
https://www.ohiobar.org/forpublic/resources/lawyoucanuse/pages/lawyoucanuse-255.aspx
My mother has munchausens and munchausen by proxy, and because shes incredibly manipulative, my grandmother (whom she lives with) refuses to force her to get help, or see that she needs it. Two of my other siblings still live at home, (one was damaged so much by the unnecessary medication that... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2018
Contact children's services and advise them of the problems. The siblings could go to foster care, or into the custody of another family member.
I need to know what will happen if she applies for state insurance
answered on Feb 7, 2018
If they don't have coverage now because of your family income, apply for state coverage now. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to consult a family law attorney to discuss this and other issues related to the dissolution and advise you.
I'm his roommate/ best friend and I can't see him because they say the only person can see him his power of attorney. That could take time for his brother to fly up. I should at least be allowed on his bedside. They also put the cops that shot him on leave because they stories didn't... View More
answered on Jan 29, 2018
The hospital can enforce its policies and exclude anyone who doe not have power of attorney.
answered on Dec 12, 2017
That really depends upon the circumstances. But, generally, if the court has jurisdiction over you due to an issue involving you or your child, it can make you do stuff, yes.
Policy had no cash value, and was paid out directly to the beneficiary / not to the estate. Beneficiary is the child of deceased, over 21 and not disabled.
Received letter from Medicaid Asset Recovery. Want to know if this life insurance benefit is eligible to be taken by them.
answered on Oct 18, 2017
Ohio Law is not crystal clear on this. On the one hand, the Estate Recovery statute claims a very broad right to any asset held by the Medicaid recipient at death. On the other hand, the Ohio statute regarding life insurance says that it is usually protected from creditors, as long as a beneficiary... View More
never abusive but persistent. Now when I seek another doctor and give my previous doctor's name they are telling
negative stories to potential new doctors & offices so I do not get another doctor. They also are making my records available to other non-related doctor offices. Is... View More
answered on Aug 3, 2017
Depending on the reason your medical information was released, it could be a HIPAA violation. Find out what was released and to whom. If not proper, then you would need to consult a local attorney to review all the facts and determine if you have any claims. Use the Find a Lawyer tab.
answered on Jul 18, 2017
Unlikely but consult an attorney who handles those cases to see.
My drug test was clean and i passed a psych evaluation.
After discharging me he called the police and told them i was suicidal, which was not true. It was traumatizing to me and our kids to have 6 officers at our door. (They apologized)
He also won't provide access to my... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2017
Don't know if your state has a medical ombudsman. You can file a complaint with the state medical board to get your licenses. Assuming you have a personal physician, ask her or him if they can get some feedback. But a doctor can't be compelled to treat someone.
I am currently POA for his medical decisions but he has other problems that need to be addressed and I need to be able to make those decisions. He needs psychiatric help and drug treatment and is a danger to himself.
answered on May 30, 2017
A person can apply to the OH Probate Court in the county in which he lives to be his guardian. There are two kinds - guardian of his person to make medical decisions, and guardian of his estate to make financial decisions. A person can be both, but the guardian must live in OH. A POA agent does... View More
My brother died and the cause of death is undetermined... We have to death certificates one says narcan was used the other says it wasn't we have witnesses saying they saw EMTs use it on him.
answered on Apr 17, 2017
This response is general in nature and you should seek the counsel and advice of an experienced Ohio lawyer to review all the aspects of your case. Do not rely on this answer as it is based on limited information.
Ohio's Political Subdivision Tort Liability Act creates a significant... View More
I was refused pain medication after being transported to the hospital by ems for passing out from severe pain. The nurse was very rude and no one gave me a proper exam. I told them I was dizzy multiple times but the nurse made me stand up, she didn't lock the bed so when I passed out again my... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2016
Generally no--HIPAA doesn't have any sanctions. However the other care issues may be actionable--but hard to prove.
Contact a member of the Ohio Assn for Justice--they give free consults.
After it was to late to do anything about. Is there grounds for a malpractice suit?
answered on Oct 24, 2016
If he died six years ago, no. There are statutes of limitations for wrongful death & malpractice, and they expiered long ago. For your peace of mind consult an attorney who gives free consults, but I don't see a liklihood of success.
I am an adult male victim of sex misconduct at the hands of my former PCP. Last yr his license was suspended for 6 months followed by 2 yrs of probation. Thru therapy I know know I did nothing wrong and was the victim of a sex crime several times over. The dr lied to the med brd on at least 10... View More
answered on Jul 31, 2016
You should take your information to the police and prosecutor. Sex crimes are treated very seriously, but the medical board can only take his license.
He has tried to hire someone to kill his Grandmother. He refuses to take his medication. He has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. .
answered on Dec 27, 2015
While more facts are needed to be sure, it is possible. Read this: http://www.disabilityrightsohio.org/sites/default/files/ux/ohio-involuntary-civil-commit-process.pdf
answered on Dec 12, 2015
Your question appears to be cut off...what did the patient allegedly say?
My mother and I set up a life estate deed in October of 2012. Now we are looking at medicaid for her long term care in a nursing home. Can I be forced to sell the house to pay for her expenses?
answered on Aug 15, 2015
You need to sit down with an attorney who handles medicaid issues. Who is the owner of the house vs. the life estate, when the transfer occurred, your age, whether there is a living spouse or dependent child, whether you are a long term care giver who has lived in the house for a significant period... View More
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