Choosing a business form can be difficult. It’s an important decision though, because different forms have different advantages and disadvantages, affecting everything from initial filing requirements to long-term tax implications. If a partnership is one of the forms...
Real estate disputes are common in the Toledo area. Whether you are residential property owner, commercial real estate company or a property management company you will probably be involved in a real estate dispute. Most real estate disputes can be resolved out of...
When a contract has been breached, it can have a significant impact on the non-breaching party and their business or other endeavor. For that reason, those negatively impacted by a breach of contract should be familiar with the potential remedies that may be available...
Eminent domain is when the government takes a private property owner’s land. The government must pay a reasonable amount for this land, and it is generally a legal tool that can help serve the greater good. If used wisely, the impacted property owner still receives a...
For property owners, few things are more intimidating than a notice of foreclosure. Many people think of this as the end of the line. Fortunately, that is not necessarily true. Property owners, buyers and lenders alike can often get creative to find a solution that...
When a Toledo area resident is going through the home buying process it is often one of the largest purchases they will ever make. Houses cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and the process can be complicated and confusing. Although a buyer may think they only need...
Business owners in the greater Toledo metropolitan area know the importance of contractual duties and obligations. When another party doesn’t perform their duties under a contract, this is known as a breach of contract, and there are several different options to...
People acquire property for a variety of different reasons. Perhaps they found the home of their dreams, or maybe they wanted a stable investment. Regardless, purchasing property is a momentous occasion in one’s life. However, acquiring property is not without stress...
Like other states, Ohio requires most sellers of family homes to fill out what Ohio calls a Residential Property Disclosure Form. This Form requires the seller, and specifically not just the seller’s real estate agent, to provide information about the property that...
When it comes to your property rights, the government has more power over you than you may realize. In fact, through eminent domain, they can seize your property in exchange for reasonable compensation, based on fair market value, so long as the seizure is for public...
