Ohio Elder Law Blog
Sleep disorders can affect family law issues
If you are simultaneously dealing with a sleep disorder and family law matters, you likely feel overwhelmed on a daily basis. Even if you do not have any problems related to sleep, it is important to understand the potential ways in which family law issues can lead to...
3 quick tips for business owners negotiating a commercial lease
From start-ups looking to legitimize their brand and professional presence to established companies that need to expand or relocate, negotiating a favorable commercial lease is critical for business success. Leasing space is typically one of the top three major...
Seniors: should you be driving on your medication?
If you are over the age of 65 in Ohio, chances are you have at least one prescription medication you are regularly taking. Whether it is for pain maintenance, allergies, medicine for a cough or something else, many medications can cause side effects. If you are using...
Overcome police strategies
You may already realize this, but the police are not on your side during or after an arrest. They suspect you of a crime. The same rule applies to Ohio prosecuting attorneys. They are likely to use all of their training, knowledge and power to make your conviction as...
What is a Medicaid trust and do my parents need one?
Long-term senior care costs a lot of money. No matter how much money adults made during their working years, the cost of long-term care may completely overwhelm resources. Unfortunately, many people occupy that middle ground between too little resources to cover all...
Do You Understand Ohio’s Marijuana Laws?
The legal status of marijuana and cannabis products seems to be in constant flux. Marijuana remains illegal under federal law, but many states (including Ohio) have legalized medical use of marijuana (or derivatives), and nearly a dozen states have legalized...
Understanding Field Sobriety Tests In Ohio
Even if you’ve never been pulled over, you likely have some idea of what a field sobriety test is because you’ve seen them on TV and in movies. These are a series of physical coordination tests administered to a suspected drunk driver before moving on to chemical...
Estate planning tips for new parents
Welcoming a child into the world is an exciting and overwhelming time for new parents. While navigating parenthood, there’s a good chance that estate planning is the furthest thing from your mind. However, overlooking estate planning with a recent addition to the...
Family law court order modifications in 2020, a year of many challenges
A year like no other for separated parents and their children It is no secret that this year, 2020, has brought many challenges and changes in routine for a great many people. Between COVID-19-related safety measures, stay-at-home guidelines, job losses and business...
“Dad needs nursing home care! What do we do now?”
Planning for a health crisis is one thing. Many forward-thinking adults anticipate the possibility of someday needing long-term care. Many create legal documents and plans with the help of professionals such as attorneys and agencies that help people plan for crises...
