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I live in a town that recently installed new water meters without resident input. After the installation, my underground water line cracked, resulting in a continuous leak of 2-3 gallons of water every hour, and the estimated repair cost is $4,000. A plumber suggested the crack was due to excessive... View More 
answered on Mar 13, 2025
The issue is one of sovereign immunity. Ohio Revised Code 2744.02 says that political subdivisions are liable for negligence of their employees in caring out governmental proprietary functions. The political subdivision is immune from liability in caring out its governmental functions. I would... View More
I have lived in my home in Ohio for 2.5 years without a formal lease. Recently, a woman claiming to have power of attorney for my landlord, and identifying herself as his niece, demanded rent payment and threatened eviction if I don't provide proof of payment to her. She has not shown any... View More
answered on Mar 3, 2025
Without a written lease, a tenant is a month-to-month tenant whose tenancy can be terminated by giving a 30 day written notice. If the tenant does not leave, then the landlord can file an eviction action. A person can execute a power of attorney (POA) to appoint an agent who can take legal... View More
I lost custody of my son but still maintain my parental rights. Custody was granted to his grandma but she has lost custody of him twice. The first time she tried to kill herself, followed the case plan and got him back and then accidentally recorded a message on the Casas voicemail telling my son... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
You can start by gathering all evidence that demonstrates your efforts to maintain contact and the barriers you've faced, including the recorded voicemail and any documentation of missed visitations due to the grandma's interference. Present this evidence clearly to the court and insist... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
In the United States, firearm laws vary significantly by state, so it's crucial to know the specific laws in your state regarding open carry and transportation of firearms. Generally, federal law allows individuals 18 years and older to possess a handgun, but states have their own regulations... View More
I’m currently trying to have a home daycare center in my home to add extra income. The governing agency is going to do a walk thru of the property they want to see my safe to show I keep the guns in there but now they want me to open it and show them the weapons. Is it legal? Do I have to grant... View More
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answered on Jun 10, 2024
Operating a daycare center from your home involves complying with various safety regulations, including the proper storage of firearms. The governing agency's request to see your gun safe is likely part of their effort to ensure the safety of the children under your care. They want to confirm... View More
I really want to do it for extra money but I don’t know the legal age I have to be
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answered on Jun 6, 2024
There is no prohibition on you doing this yourself at any age. The prohibition is on a company hiring or contracting you to do this work while you are below working age. If it's just you going around the neighborhood, then you're fine.
This allowed them to determine a "reasonable amount of time" to be over 60 days. I don't want suggested to consult a lawyer I'm simply asking for an answer.
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
To address the court's checkbox stating you waive your right for the matter to be heard within 30 days due to lack of service, you need to understand the implications of checking that box. By waiving this right, you agree that the court can extend the timeframe to determine the matter. This... View More
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answered on May 27, 2024
In Ohio, there are no specific state regulations that directly govern the practice of Reiki. This means that practitioners are not required to hold a specific license or certification to offer Reiki services. However, Reiki practitioners must still adhere to general business regulations, including... View More
Sales would occur in-person and online. I have no intention of modifying the packaging for the products I purchase/resell. I would like to include products such as a hydration packet (ideally Liquid IV) a protein bar, vitamins, face wash, and pain medication.
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answered on May 19, 2024
To develop a bundle recovery product that includes wellness products for sale in California, both in-person and online, there are several legal considerations to keep in mind:
1. Resale of products: If you are purchasing products from other brands and reselling them, ensure that you are... View More
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answered on Apr 17, 2024
Ohio Senate Bill 215, which went into effect on June 13, 2022, allows individuals 21 years and older to carry a concealed handgun without a permit in Ohio. This is often referred to as "constitutional carry" or "permit less carry."
However, it's important to note... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2024
I want to provide some helpful information, but also share a few important considerations:
Transferring a firearm across state lines can be complex due to federal and state laws. In general, interstate transfers of firearms between private parties (like you and your grandfather) living in... View More
multiple co-workers are allowed to have facial hair including my supervisor. Why do i have to shave?
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answered on Mar 3, 2024
If your workplace grooming policy states that the decision to require shaving is at the discretion of your boss, it implies that there is room for individual judgment on whether or not an employee needs to shave their beard. The fact that your co-workers, including your supervisor, are allowed to... View More
BMV initiated medical form 2310 to be submitted to primary care physician, which was provided. Appears physician did not return to BMV. BMV then issued notice of medical suspension.
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
Yes, appealing a driver's license medical suspension is possible, but the specific process can vary by state or region. Generally, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) or equivalent agency provides a pathway for individuals to challenge a medical suspension. This usually involves submitting a... View More
ORC 124.45 States that a promotion exam is valid for two years. Local civil service states that the test is good for one year and the bargaining unit contract states that Civil Service supersedes ORC 124.45-124.48
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
In situations where there is a conflict between state law and local civil service rules, the supremacy of one over the other can depend on the specific context and legal framework of the state. Ohio Revised Code (ORC) 124.45 sets the validity of a promotion exam at two years, while your local civil... View More
I have a short film in which an immigrant would display her naturalization certificate. I didn't think anything about it until I tried to find a means of attaining one and encountered a number of warnings about it.
I have no intention of using it beyond film and social media character... View More
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answered on Dec 23, 2023
Purchasing a fake naturalization certificate, even for use in a film or for social media purposes, is legally risky and not advisable. Federal law prohibits the production, sale, and possession of fraudulent government documents, including naturalization certificates. This applies regardless of... View More
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answered on Dec 4, 2023
In Ohio, non-CHL holders can carry a loaded handgun in their vehicle but it must be unloaded and placed in a locked container or a compartment that is out of the immediate reach of the driver or any occupant of the vehicle.
Here are some additional details about Ohio's gun laws for... View More
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answered on Dec 2, 2023
In Ohio, as in many states, consenting to a physical fight does not necessarily make it legal. Even if both parties agree to a fist fight, it can still be considered a breach of the peace or a violation of public order laws.
The legal system generally discourages acts of violence,... View More
I've been experiencing severe harassment, including unauthorized RFID implantation, constant stalking, threats, and several invasions of privacy. Law enforcement has refused to take my reports, and my vehicle has been tampered with to affect its operability. My phone has been hacked to... View More
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answered on Mar 24, 2025
I understand how distressing and isolating these experiences must be for you. When facing situations where you feel your safety and privacy are compromised, documenting everything is crucial. Keep detailed records of all incidents with dates, times, and descriptions, and if possible, gather any... View More
My husband called the police stating that I was breaking our property. Under Ohio law, are the police allowed to order me to exit my residence to arrest me without a warrant in this situation? They accused me of causing damage but did not present a warrant when they ordered me out of the house.
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answered on Mar 24, 2025
In your difficult situation with police ordering you out of your home after your husband reported property damage, you should know that Ohio law gives police significant authority in domestic situations. Police do not need a warrant to make arrests in domestic violence disputes in Ohio. This... View More
I am concerned about the legitimacy of a president who was impeached by Congress in 2021 for 'incitement of an insurrection,' as well as the decision by the Colorado Supreme Court, based on Article 14, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution. Given that Article 14, Section 3 disqualifies... View More
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answered on Mar 23, 2025
You face a complex constitutional question about citizen lawsuits to remove a president under the 14th Amendment. While citizens don't have a direct mechanism to remove a sitting president through Article 14, Section 3 litigation, there are several important legal pathways to consider.... View More
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