The constitution guarantees citizens of the United States a host of fundamental legal rights. Each amendment addresses different issues and rights which citizens can then invoke should they need to. The Fifth Amendment relates to protection against self-incrimination....
What are supervised custody exchanges?
Whenever you and your co-parent exchange your child, you seem to end up in a fight. This leaves your child feeling anxious and upset. Maybe you’ve tried custody exchanges in a public place like a park or a restaurant, but that doesn’t seem to help. It just means that...
What high breath test results mean for Ohio OVI charges
The Ohio police can take action against you for operating a vehicle while under the influence (OVI) for three reasons. The first is that they notice obvious impairment as you drive and conduct a traffic stop. The second is that you cause a crash, requiring that they...
Getting angry will do you no favors if pulled over by the police
While the majority of road users in Ohio go about their daily business with no interference, there is always a possibility of being pulled over by the police. Why does this happen? There will often be a reason, such as a suspected driving infraction or even a broken...
Getting the most in your divorce settlement
Life will change post-divorce, and you need to be well prepared. It means readjusting any long-term financial plans you had in place with your ex-spouse and making new ones based on your new life. But, before all that, it is important to ensure that you get your fair...
Types of spousal support in Ohio
One of the most challenging parts of navigating a divorce is figuring out finances immediately and into the future. While some divorces mean a one-time split of assets, others include spousal support. Often, these negotiations can feel stressful and difficult for both...
Signs of malicious parent syndrome during your Ohio divorce
The family law courtroom serves as a theater for child custody wars in some Cincinnati, Ohio divorces. These typically arise when each parent believes they deserve sole or primary custody of their children. It is natural for parents to spend as much time as possible...
Hiding assets during divorce is unlawful
Following a divorce, you are entitled to your fair share of marital property. After all, you probably contributed to it in one way or the other. However, your ex-spouse may not be so forthcoming with the details of their finances. It may be in a bid to keep some...
Should you decline a breath test during an Ohio traffic stop?
As soon as you see those red and blue lights flashing behind your vehicle, you will probably start to worry about what this traffic stop will mean for your life. A traffic stop can mean traffic tickets or even an arrest, which could lead to additional insurance costs...
Overdoses and involuntary manslaughter in Ohio
There’s been a national shift in the types of drugs that are leading to overdose deaths. As the illicit drug market moves away from marijuana and methamphetamine, it’s moved on to something far more dangerous: fentanyl. According to the U.S. Drug Enforcement...