This article examines Ohio divorce double dip issues. A double dip occurs when both the value of the business and spousal support represent the same money. Daniel Gigiano reviews the issues that arise with Ohio divorce double dip. Daniel Gigiano Reviews Calculating Spousal Support And Ohio Divorce Double Dip Issues[…]
In 2016, the Ohio legislature passed a law that regulates opiate recovery clinics. Ohio regulates opiate recovery clinics because they wanted a doctor to be ultimately responsible for the conduct and care in such facilities. Attorney Daniel Gigiano reviews opiate recovery clinics changes in Ohio. Attorney Daniel Gigiano Reviews[…]
Ohio jury selection is part psychology, part hunch. In a few minutes, attorneys must decide if a person could be fair in a particular case. That person could be a very fair person, but may not be able to decide a particular case fairly. On the other hand, another person[…]
Will Ohio lower DUI limit to .05? In March 2017, Utah’ legislature set up the state to become the first state to lower the legal threshold for drinking and driving to .05 blood alcohol concentration. While states are looking to get more aggressive with DUI laws, such efforts can result[…]
Ohio marriage contracts involves three parties: (1) you; (2) your spouse; and (3) the State of Ohio. Marriage is a legal contract with rights and obligations. Of course, marriage is not just a cold legal concept—marriage is a spiritual and personal relationship between two people. The obligations of marriage: mutual[…]
I am often asked what is the proper Ohio courtroom attire. Lawyers have a clear rule: male lawyers wear a minimum of a jacket and tie and usually a suit and tie; female lawyers wear a suit or other professional attire. If you see an attorney wearing anything else, you[…]
I often hear my clients tell me that someone else got a certain sentence for a similar offense and whether they could also get the same sentence. My usual response is that no two cases and defendants are exactly alike and so the sentences would not necessarily be exactly alike. […]
There are a number of factors that are used in calculating child support. Private health insurance affects child support. The parent who pays for the health insurance for the children gets credit for it in the child support calculation. However, the parent is only entitled to credit for the marginal[…]
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) prohibits debt collector harassment and debt collector calls outside normal business hours. While the law gives you some rights, it does not give you the right to avoid your debt. The FDCPA covers only personal and household debts, but not business debts. Typical[…]
This article will discuss Ohio divorce property divisions. Property can be real property, otherwise known as real estate. Property can also be personal property, which includes cash, financial and retirement accounts, vehicles, and household goods. Ohio Divorce Property Divisions Factors Under Ohio law, there are nine factors that guide Ohio[…]