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answered on Nov 30, 2023

In Ohio, as the owner of the car, you could be held responsible if your mother, who is insured to drive your car, gets into an accident. This is due to the principle known as "vicarious liability," which can apply to car owners when someone else operates their vehicle.

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An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Some questions here go unanswered, but you could try reposting and adding "Landlord-Tenant" as a category. Good luck

An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. Some questions go unanswered on this forum, but you could try reposting and adding the category "Employment Law." Attorneys in that area would have better insight. Good luck

An Ohio attorney could probably advise best per any state-specific issues, but your question remains open for two weeks. Some questions remain unanswered here, but you could try reposting under Copyright, Intellectual Property, and maybe Trademark - attorneys in those areas would have the most... View More

An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Most states and many large cities have bureaus of vital records or vital statistics. One option is to contact the applicable entity. Good luck

If they say you bought it undervalue, that would reduce your profit which is taxable income. So it would not make any sense for the IRS

Children and Family Services may only remove your children in an Emergency and need court intervention. You are entitled to a hearing within 72-hours where an attorney will be appointed.

No. She does not have the POA and even if she did would need to sign her own name as POA.

You own the house and there is no one living there. However, best practice would be to pursue and eviction action before removing belongings and changing the locks.

The judgment is still good, but can be voided or revoked by filing appropriate motions with the court.

You can sue the contractor for breach of contract. Find a lawyer near you and schedule a consult.

Court proceedings get delayed all the time and the prosecutor may not reach out to you until it’s very close in time to them actually having to do something. You can always reach out to them for updates.

No, it means if you want to park it within the described area for more than 4 consecutive hours, it must be in a garage.

An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for four weeks. It looks like something may have gotten left off your question. If you mean, "What is judicial notice?," that's the concept in the rules of evidence that certain facts are so clearly accepted and obvious... View More

This may be a violation of the Ohio Consumers Sales Practices Act. I don't completely understand the facts here, but it sounds like the dealer has not transferred title within 30 days.

With only the information provided, I cannot give you a more detailed answer; so, I suggest contacting your local legal aid association. Legal aid associations provide free of cost legal assistance to eligible people. Many of the legal aid societies have large landlord/tenant departments that may... View More

No question is asked here. If you are questioning who has the legal authority to say what happens with a loved one's remains you should look to Section 2108.81 of the Ohio Revised Code. (link below) That is, unless your brother executed a separate declaration changing the law's default... View More

You should contact a personal injury / medical malpractice attorney immediately. The statute of limitations is quite short so it is important to get in to see a lawyer right away.

Theoretically, yes. But it may be very difficult to prove a monetary damage.