At the beginning of the year, my daughter allowed me to park my unused car at her house.
Apparently, apparently 3 months ago, her boyfriend took my car without my permission and got into an accident. I was never informed of this and now I owe money. How can I fix it?
answered on Sep 16, 2023
I think I see how this materialized - either (1) you were dragged into the claim as the legal registrant of the vehicle (which would eventually occur in the formal litigation stage, where the owner is named on summons and complaint), or (2) the plaintiff could be pursuing a claim based on negligent... View More 
The bio mother gives me her mothers (the grandmother) phone number stating this is her contact. I know 100% that she has her own phone number and the grandmother is just controlling the situation. Can I block the grandmothers phone and tell the bio mother that if she wants communication with me... View More
answered on Sep 10, 2023
Your question for all ita detail does not state what the temporary order says. Follow the order and write grandmother to ask for mother's information. If that is hoe she wished to be contacted so be it. The important part for you is to demonstrate that you are communicating.... View More
The bio mother gives me her mothers (the grandmother) phone number stating this is her contact. I know 100% that she has her own phone number and the grandmother is just controlling the situation. Can I block the grandmothers phone and tell the bio mother that if she wants communication with me... View More
answered on Sep 10, 2023
Your question is whether you can block her number, you should not do this. First, I see your point here, and mother is definitely breaching your order by failing to provide you her phone number. However, if you then block the grandmother's number, the court will see this as a somewhat-petty... View More
In my arm and my arm has been not working the way it should I was held in hospital for emergency sergury two or three days after the release from ICU
answered on Sep 10, 2023
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but you posted your question last week. I'm sorry for your ordeal. You could reach out to med mal attorneys to try to arrange a free initial consult to discuss further details in terms of what the underlying procedure was, what the object was, what your... View More
She said well they’re getting married until then and even then she doesn’t know enough as I do to be entitled to any paper work
answered on Sep 9, 2023
Your question does not detail whether this is addressed in your parenting plan. You need to raise the issue with your kid's dad in writing. Explain your concern and how it actually relates to your child's best interest. Separate your own ego the argument of not liking this because... View More
She said well they’re getting married until then and even then she doesn’t know enough as I do to be entitled to any paper work
answered on Sep 10, 2023
The answer depends on what your orders say to some extent, and also the papers that she is signing. If she's signing items directed to a parent or custodial guardian, that's inappropriate. If your order directs that an authorized person or person known to the child may do certain things... View More
I'm in SW Ohio, disabled veteran with 3800 in disability each month, my wife's not filing and makes 1850 after taxes. Even with the deductions, the schedule j would push me into a chapter 13 if I had a normal income. Is VA disability actually considered "disposable income"? Thank you for any help
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answered on Sep 8, 2023
It is important to note that while VA disability benefits are excluded from the means test calculation utilized in Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases, they can be considered as part of your income in the Schedule J, where you list your monthly expenditures, in the determination of your disposable income.... View More
I am in Ohio. My company performed a service at a business location. The company that hired us is an entirely different company, a contractor for the business location. The company that hired us refuses to pay us. We are going to file a lien, but need to know if we can file the lien on the... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2023
The mechanic's lien must be recorded in the county recorder's office against the real estate on which the work was done using the proper legal description. There are very specific requirements and time limits to file a valid lien. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local real estate... View More
He was from puerto rico
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answered on Sep 6, 2023
Certainly, in order to read someone's will, you should follow a legal process that typically starts by locating the will, consulting with an attorney who specializes in probate and estate law, and filing for probate if required. The will reading itself is not always a formal event but rather a... View More
they are saying there is moister damage that was there before they bought the house, we were not aware of this and the home inspector did not see it either. if i still have the home owner policy and it is active will the insurance company have to pay. i
answered on Sep 6, 2023
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I believe the carrier could defend such a claim instead of accepting it - elements of notice, change of ownership, time elapsed, etc. But another attorney could see things differently. If you were represented by an... View More
My husband and I have been living apart for almost 5 years now. He lives in Pennsylvania and I live in Ohio he has physical custody of our son. I need help with getting a dissolution we share no assets. I need financial aid help in getting a dissolution. I have little to no money to do so. Since... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2023
The Wayne County Domestic Relations Court has resources for parties of modest means. Go to this URL https://www.waynecourtofcommonpleas.org/resources/domestic-relations-templates
You will need to submit the first 4 affidavits, a petition for dissolution, a poverty affidavit / motion to... View More
dad probably wont support this decision
answered on Sep 4, 2023
First, i sympathize with your struggle and understand why you would want to move closer to you those who can best support you through your battle. However, Ohio courts make custody decisions based on the best interests of the children. You will need to demonstrate to the court why moving the... View More
I'm 44, with mental and physical disabilities. she has been my 100% provider for 10 + years, we have 2 children. She has been denied twice I believe but now it goes to court.
answered on Sep 4, 2023
You need to get counsel ASAP. Appear at the first hearing and at least ask for a continuance so you can retain counsel. In order to get a DVCPO your wife will need to demonstrate by a preponderance of the evidence that there is sufficient evidence of immediate and present danger to her, her... View More
My Insurance company says pre existing, but it clearly states within 5 years on policy we signed and it has been closer to 8 years since treatment for condition. I'm starting to get second notice bills from hospital & ambulance service. Do I start making small payments to providers or... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2023
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. There are attorneys who handle health care claims. If you're considering consulting with an attorney, first review your paperwork. That could help make the most of a meaningful consult. Review your policy, review... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2023
In Ohio, whether 3rd shift differential pay should be included with vacation pay can depend on company policies and employment agreements. It's recommended to review your employment contract, company handbook, or any relevant documents that outline the terms of your compensation and benefits.... View More
They also have not been responding what so ever when trying to contact them
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answered on Aug 31, 2023
If your Ohio landlord removed washers and dryers from your rental property without notice and has been unresponsive to your attempts to communicate, you have several potential courses of action. Begin by carefully reviewing your lease agreement to ascertain whether the appliances are explicitly... View More
My I-20 had a mistake for that reason the school had to change it but now the dates to start college will be to Spring, that will let me without an status, because my current B2 expires on October 4, 2023
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answered on Sep 7, 2023
It is indeed possible to apply to change your status from B2 to F1. In your particular situation, considering your B2 visa expiration date, it is highly recommended to file a Form I-539, Application To Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status, before your B2 status expires on October 4, 2023. It is... View More
I had someone who was very close to my family pass away and he was adopted when he was little. He was an only child after being adopted but has a biological sister who is still alive and he has no other family at all. He had told multiple people around him that he wanted my mom to get his home but... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2023
For a definitive answer I recommend sitting down with a qualified attorney to review your circumstances in detail and advise you and/or your friend.
In the interim, the pertinent legal authority can be found at Sections 2105.06 and 3107.15 of the Ohio Revised Code. See links below.... View More
til he admitted doing it to a teacher but its in writing but is not directed towards anybody
answered on Aug 30, 2023
There is little you can do about this now, unless there is something in the IEP or a PBIP that states they should immediately call you. You can advise the school in writing that your child is not to be questioned as to alleged violations of the code of conduct without your presence (Which will... View More
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answered on Aug 29, 2023
In Ohio, a 17-year-old may withdraw from school with their parents' permission to pursue alternative educational options, including taking the HiSET (High School Equivalency Test), without the requirement of full-time employment. Ohio law allows for students to pursue educational alternatives... View More
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