He tricked us into thinking he was licensed and knew what he was doing.he didn't and now he wants 35000.00 when we did not agree to that
answered on Jun 11, 2021
Anyone can demand anything. You can refuse to pay him. He could then sue you, and you could defend the lawsuit and counterclaim for fraud.
answered on Jun 7, 2021
You can try. But if the police are called, they might say to go to court to settle it.
answered on Jun 7, 2021
Yes, a tenant can be evicted. The CDC imposed a moratorium, but only for non-payment of rent - not for other reasons. That expires on June 30,2021, but some courts have ruled that it is unconstitutional. So tenants can be evicted. Check with your local court.
The teacher has targeted my daughter on multiple occasions and after having a sit down meeting with her and the principal, how can I get notice to her that legal action will be taken to stop the harassment?
answered on Jun 5, 2021
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. Such a letter could be possible. If you consulted with an attorney, before writing such a letter, they would probably want to know more about the matter and all the issues involved, as well as protocols followed by the... View More 
She is unable to speak without trailing off on other subjects and not making sense.
answered on May 25, 2021
You may be able to speak, but the Court will likely still want her to give an accounting as well. As POA you usually have the ability to hire an attorney for her if needed. An attorney usually DOES speak on behalf of the Client. Alternatively, you could petition the Probate Court for a temporary... View More
Breach of duty since an accounting had never been provided in 1st trust of several yrs the 2nd trust also. The B O Duty against the orig trustee was asking for accountability of missing assets was denied in the hearing since the trustee resigned. The co-trustees in turn sold property of the trusts... View More
answered on May 24, 2021
I'm sorry you're having to deal with this. On review of your facts, I do not see a question being asked. Trusts were originally based on the law of contracts. While some statutes govern general principles of Trust management etc., the specific provisions of the Trust can sometimes... View More
And then states that unless they have been pardoned done there sentence or served there time out? Could you please read that paragraph
answered on May 19, 2021
The statute is pretty clear. I'm not sure what your asking. I suggest rephrasing to address the ultimate issue you are trying to figure out. Restoration of rights? Firearm issues? Voting? etc.
It's in the definition says unless the convict has served the president's sentence or prison terms or is pardoned or completed the community sanction program? So if I'm understanding that correctly the unless means that once you are finished so all privileges should be restored... View More
answered on May 19, 2021
The definition of convict in R.C. 2967 is any person convicted of an Ohio felony whether or not they went to prison but not including people who were pardoned or have finished serving their sentence. In other words, convict means any person either in prison for a felony, in jail for a felony, or... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2021
That's equivalent to taking property away from him or her. If they do not voluntarily agree to give or sell you their interest in the property your options are very limited. Being abusive and addicted to drugs does not mean you can take away their things. If you are stuck in a bad situation... View More
A non-attorney GAL filed a motion which incorrectly refers to a child victim in my case as the offender. She has made no effort to correct it. I was afraid to push the issue before her evaluation was finished. Now that it is, I want the record to be corrected. How do I ask the court for this?
Apparently my camera captured illegal activity on it. When we went to check, the video card was gone. We thought the criminals had taken it.
Recently we found out it was shown in court at one of their hearings.
answered on Apr 16, 2021
We need a little more information to answer your question. First, it is possible it was the defense, not the government that brought the video card in as evidence. Just like the government, the defense has an obligation to share any evidence related to an evident (except statements of the... View More
I worked for a home health care company for about a month and they didn’t pay me at all. I had an old traffic violation warrant and went to jail a couple days, but was able to return to work. They claim that since I didn’t turn in my “hard copy” of my hours worked(this is just where I write... View More
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answered on Mar 12, 2021
They are in breach of Ohio wage and hour law. Contact an employment lawyer or file a complaint with the Ohio Department of commerce.
In 92 my dad got sick at another woman's home he had been cheating on his girlfriend with. His girlfriend in anger gave away or sold the things he treasured most. At the time I didn't know she had no right to give them away or sell them. The items were a 57 Cadillac eldorado convertible... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2021
In theory...maybe. Practically speaking, this is going to be very difficult to do. You'll want a lawyer on this.
It I recieved 1067.00 My sister was left his home and his funds totaling around 200 thousand or more. My father also had separate life policies on his children they cashed theirs in years ago I never did, my question is can I cash mine in it's a 25 thousand dollar policy or does it go to my sister.
answered on Feb 23, 2021
If I understand your question, your father named you the beneficiary on a life insurance policy, but left everything to you sister in his will. A life insurance policy is not an asset of the estate and instead is a contract between the Insurance company, the owner of the policy and the beneficiary... View More
I recently received 2 letters from a collection agency stating that I have outstanding debts for speed camera violations in 2 different municipalities in Trumbull County, Ohio. This came as a shock because I never received a formal citation, photograph, or any evidence of any kind that indicated I... View More
answered on Dec 29, 2020
Contact the municipalities to determine if they are valid, and if they are, then use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to advise you.
What would be the process to evict him? His ex is causing issues. They are both smoking inside the house after being asked multiple times to stop. This is a non-smoking lease.
answered on Dec 28, 2020
Some courts only allow landlord to file an eviction. If roommate is violating a term of the lease, talk to the landlord about it.
they were married yet separated 10 years.thru probate she gets everything.i did my oath to him.weres my payout?he didn't have a will
answered on Dec 21, 2020
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for a month. There's no guarantee that all questions are picked up, but you could repost and include Probate and Estate Planning as categories. If you still get no response, you could reach out to Ohio attorneys for more meaningful... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2020
Most private organizations can discriminate as to their membership, so I am not certain how you would have been "unlawfully targeted and expelled". Please provide additional information
I was in a relationship with my ex partner for 5 years; I bought my dog three years in. I have a receipt from the person I bought the dog from as well as I am currently fighting the bank for the statement showing I withdrew $300 the day my dog was bought. My ex currently has the dog and will not... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2020
Sue in small claims court. But you might only recover the cost of the dog. Check your local court web site for the small claims process. Or use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to file in court to try to recover the dog.
If I return to work still in pain what are my options? Also, someone who isn’t HR told me not to return to work until she contacts me.
answered on Nov 1, 2020
You may want to consider contacting a workers compensation attorney. You should be able to file a claim, and then return to work when you are actually able, not because you are forced back.
Attorney James J. Hux
Hux Law Firm, LLC
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