That's the complicity statute. The potential penalty depends upon the level of offense in which your are allegedly complicit. Basically, what is says is this, if you are complicit in an offense, you are to be treated the same as if you committed the offense yourself. So, if you help someone... Read more »
I am the Guardian of my brother. My brother suffers from mental illness & has been residing at a group home since June 2017. I have evidence that the owners of the group home has stolen money from my brother. His rent is $1100.00/month. The rental contract does not call for a 30-day-notice... Read more »
Put the money is escrow and prepare for a fight, if you don't want to pay it. The law will generally imply a month-to-month lease if the specifics are not spelled out in the agreement and go from there. That means 30 days notice will usually be included essentially as customary.
Is there a form you can fill out?
https://jfs.ohio.gov/unemp_comp_faq/faq_appeal.stm
A school friend is staying with me (otherwise be homeless) and they are paying $50-$80 a week. They have applied for financial assistance and help finding a job. Now they want me to sign a paper stating how much rent is and how much electric and gas come out of what is being paid. I did this to be... Read more »
Come after you for what? It sounds to me like a form meant to determine this individuals financial need.
Someone is a passenger n a car. At stopped for stopping beyond white line at stop sign. The passenger has 2 food stamp cards in his bag from cleaning out reposed cars. But also had possession of drug instruments. Charges with illeagle use of food stamps x2... Is this correct charges?
Having someone else's cards is usually an F-5, yes. See http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2913.46
My check goes in the bank every month.
Once it hits the bank they can touch that once they get a judgment. You don't want the civil suit to go to judgment. If you have insurance and they gave you a lawyer I wouldn't worry--it'll be a while before anything threatening will happen and you'll have lots of notice.
To dismiss my warrant since i am attempting to get ssi
They aren't just going to dismiss the warrant. You will need to address it directly. The fact that you cannot pay the ordered support may help you, but the longer you stay out with a warrant, the less the judge will be inclined to leniency.
For the weekend but my parents won't let me go can I legally leave and not get in trouble my dad said he could charge my boyfriend with GSI gross sexual impositioning is this true too
You cannot go to Mississippi without your parents' consent. Unless your boyfriend molested your father, he cannot charge him with GSI. Read the statute: http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2907.05
Only with your parent's permission.
I want to bring a lawsuit against the ohio public employees retirement system.I cannot find a lawyer to take the case what do I do
Honestly, if you cannot find an attorney who wants the case, it's because the case is a loser. Contact any union or civil service association you belong(ed) to and see if they keep a lawyer on staff, many do.
WHAT CAN I DO TO GET MY MONEY FROM SSI. THANK YOU.
Based on your question, I think you are trying to say that your girlfriend's income is being counted by Social Security to reduce your SSI benefit in some way.
There are certain situations when SSI benefits are reduced. For example, if your girlfriend is paying for part or all of your... Read more »
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