Property taxes in Ohio can be a significant burden for homeowners. If you believe your property tax assessment is too high, you can dispute it. Understanding the process and your rights can help you navigate this challenge effectively. Understand your property tax...
Traditional eminent domain cases can be stressful enough, even with fair compensation. But what if the government only wants a portion of your land? How will it affect the property you have left over? Here’s how partial taking works and how you can protect your rights...
Minority shareholders are people or groups that own less than 50% of a company's voting shares. They may be individual investors, employees with stock options or smaller institutional investors. When the company needs to make important decisions, shareholders vote....
Earnest money plays a crucial role in buying or selling a property. While the law doesn't require earnest money, buyers typically offer it as a show of good faith. It demonstrates their commitment to purchasing the property, as well as provides the seller with...
Much of the estate planning process is focused on leaving assets to loved ones and charitable causes that you believe in. While that process may give you a sense of comfort since you’ll know that those you care about will be taken care of, the process can end up...
Having a home is a wonderful experience, primarily when you have worked hard to restore it. You have had the house in your family for a long time, but it is only now that you can fix it enough to live in it. Imagine your surprise when you see a notice that the...
In the world of business, contracts are the foundation of any successful partnership. However, a poorly drafted or misunderstood contract can lead to disputes, which may ruin business relationships and finances. If you are a business owner, why must you know the...
Are you stunned by your property tax bill? In Ohio, many homeowners and businesses question the value placed on their property every year. But what can you do about it? The good news is that you do not have to accept the valuation at face value. There are options...
Are your parents getting older? If so, are you worried about whether they have an effective estate plan in place? It’s a concern that many adult children have for their aging parents given that an estate plan not only affects the distribution of one’s assets, but also...
When the government knocks on your door with plans to take your property, it can feel like your world is turning upside down. Eminent domain projects often leave families and businesses scrambling to find new homes or locations. However, the government offers...
