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answered on Dec 1, 2024
An Ohio attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I'm sorry this happened to you. One option could be to look up the attorney who handled the will or other instruments leaving you the money. If there wasn't any such attorney, another option could be to look... View More 
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answered on Oct 29, 2024
If cannabis is legal where you live, that’s a good starting point. However, many employers, especially institutions, may have their own policies regarding drug use. They might conduct drug tests as part of the hiring process, and a positive result could affect your chances of getting the job.... View More
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answered on Oct 22, 2024
If someone is indicted for murder but passes away before an arrest is made, the legal process typically comes to an end for that individual. Death generally halts any ongoing criminal proceedings because the court cannot prosecute a deceased person. This means that the indictment is effectively... View More
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answered on Oct 14, 2024
Attorneys are barred in individual states. Knowing what other state you need work done in would be helpful to answer this question.
What is the likelihood of going to jail ? I am 55 years old never been in trouble, I am married with 2 boys 24 and 20. I am a Fire Marshal for the state of Ohio.I am 1 year from retirement. This was just something stupid I have never done this before but really just did it for the excitement. I... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
It sounds like you're in a difficult situation, and it's understandable that you're feeling anxious. Ohio Revised Code 2907.24, which refers to solicitation, is typically a misdemeanor of the third degree (M-3), and jail time is a possibility for such offenses. However, first-time... View More
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
I'm sorry you're facing this difficult situation. Credit card companies can pursue debts, but there are protections in place for individuals with limited income.
First, consider contacting your credit card issuer to explain your financial hardship. They might offer reduced payment... View More
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
An unrural charge likely refers to someone under your care who is difficult to manage or control. You may find yourself facing challenges in guiding their behavior or addressing their needs effectively.
It's important to approach the situation with patience and understanding. Setting... View More
We have been running the a Memorial Annual Golf Outings for the last 18 years for local families battling cancer. We do this in loving memory of my brother-in-law, who died from Pancreatic Cancer. Proceeds go to PanCan (10%) and the balance goes to our recipients. The only funds that we keep in our... View More
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
Organizing an online raffle is a thoughtful way to support families battling cancer. However, the laws surrounding raffles can vary significantly depending on the state or region you're in. Since your group isn't a registered nonprofit, there may be specific regulations that apply to your... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
If a camper has been left on your property, even after the sheriff assisted the individuals in retrieving their belongings, it doesn’t automatically mean you can claim ownership. Property laws regarding abandoned items vary by location, and there are often specific procedures that need to be... View More
the laws I read dont really give a straight answer and is very confusing with some even going back on other laws. I'v looked up alot and did reasearch but some people have said yes and others have been saying no.
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
In a permitless carry state, it can be confusing to determine if you can carry a loaded firearm in your car. Each state has different laws about how and where firearms can be carried, even if a permit isn't required for general carry. Some states allow for open or concealed carry without a... View More
I had a friend use my car to drive me to my business 25 miles away from where I live, 3 days a week, due to an injury. Once a week to grocery store, and twice to a show in downtown Cleveland from northern Akron. He was not charged to use it. I maintained the car payments and insurance. In exchange... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2024
I agree with my colleague - "Assumption of Risk" is a doctrine more commonly applied in tort cases involving injuries with activities that involve an element of danger. Resolution of the matter could depend largely on your friendship. Good luck
answered on Sep 23, 2024
No, it is battery. It is both a crime and a civil wrong. I hope the 12-year-old is okay. Good luck
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
In Columbus, Ohio, the number of dogs you can keep on a property depends on zoning laws and local ordinances. Generally, residential areas have stricter rules about the number of pets allowed, while industrial zones may have different regulations, especially if the animals are not considered pets... View More
his sister was made grantor said she couldnt find will all 3 of them are listed on house and property as 3ETC she has not contacted him about anything there is a house with about 2 acres then some land 18 acres here in mansfield and 80 acres in west virgina they had a fallen out after he gave his... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
It sounds like your husband may need to take some steps to protect his interests in the estate. Since the will hasn’t been found and his sister is the grantor, it's important to clarify what’s legally required for dividing the property and assets. If all three siblings are listed as... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Selling a phone from Rent-A-Center that was given to you as a gift could lead to potential issues if the phone wasn't fully paid off or if it is still under a rental agreement. These places typically have contracts where the original buyer is responsible for making payments until the item is... View More
I called him in a Lie 2 years ago and every time I catch him he gets more and more uncomfortable and now that we're breaking up I have to be out in 2 weeks because I do believe when you cheat on me he's having that girl move in here do I have to leave in the 2 weeks or does he have to... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
You don’t have to leave in two weeks unless both of you mutually agree to that. Since your name is on the lease, you have legal rights to remain in the property until the lease expires or is formally broken. The landlord would usually need to be involved in making any changes to the lease.... View More
My neighbors have repeatedly taken my cat into their home. I have been able to retrieve him once, he is microchipped. They keep him locked in their basement so he cannot run out when doors are open. I paid them $100 for a nonexistent vet bill
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Yes, you can send a letter of demand to your neighbors for the return of your cat. Since your cat is microchipped, it proves ownership, which strengthens your position. In the letter, make it clear that the cat is yours and you expect its immediate return.
You can also mention any payments... View More
A friend of my daughters logged into her phone, took videos with her own phone of private conversations my daughter had with a guy who that friend liked, but the guy was pursing my daughter. She then sent messages to my daughter confessing to accessing her phone and then began bulllying her with... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
Your daughter has the right to privacy, and what her friend did by accessing her phone without permission and sharing private information is a serious violation. Depending on your location, this could be considered an invasion of privacy, harassment, or even cyberbullying. You should gather all the... View More
applications as well as renewal applications for things as needed just to delay assistance to allow things like bills to accumulate or delinquencies to present under my account for the sake of creating a history of delinquencies. It’s fraud. Do I call police and report their fraud to them or do I... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
When dealing with fraud or misconduct by government agencies like CSEA (Child Support Enforcement Agency) or ODJFS (Ohio Department of Job and Family Services), it's important to approach the situation strategically. Begin by documenting all instances of mishandling or delays in your support... View More
My ex and I are getting ready to split up (never married) lived together 5 years. I have a car that he is primary on the loan and I am secondary. The said car is tagged, titled and registered to me only. Who does the car belong to?
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answered on Sep 8, 2024
In your situation, ownership of the car is primarily determined by who holds the title, registration, and tags. Since the car is titled, tagged, and registered in your name only, you are legally recognized as the owner of the car. This means you have the rights to make decisions about the vehicle,... View More
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