What are the limits of limited liability? Nolan Wiley dives into the intricacies that come with registering a business and possible mistakes small business owners can make when forming their entities. Many successful small business owners decide to register their business …

More than 30 million entities are expected to fall within the purview of the Corporate Transparency Act, which went into effect on January 1 of this year. Whether CTA stays or is ruled unconstitutional, don’t leave it to the last …

What happens to the home where you built a life when divorce is the only solution? In her latest blog, our Family Law Partner Joanne Beasy explains the intricacies related to selling or keeping a house during divorce proceedings. When …

Congrats to our Litigation and Mediation Attorney, Charles Schneider, for being appointed a hearing officer for the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy! This is Schneider’s third appointment as a state hearing office.

While dissolution requires an amicable agreement between both parties before filing with the court, divorce is a more expensive and time-consuming process. Although quicker, it is important to note that dissolutions require both parties to be in full agreement on …

What happens to the beneficiaries of bank accounts when the owner passes away? Learn from our attorney, Jessa Gary, five of the most common topics to keep in mind, from rules to paying taxes and more. Recently, a writer for …

Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day! For the second straight year in 2023, divorce filings in Ohio have declined. Our Family Law Partner, Joanne Beasy, dives into the data in her latest blog, revealing a promising look at …

The answer: it depends. Read more about why it’s imperative not to let issues snowball until they’re the size of a boulder. It’s early August and I get an email from a former client. “We need to file something with …

Second marriages always involve more complex and ethically challenging estate planning circumstances for seasoned estate planners. Planning to protect the heirs of the “first to die” is always a challenge and particularly when one of the spouses has been diagnosed …

Recently, the Ohio Supreme Court issued guidelines regarding custody evaluations in family law cases. Not every case involves a custody evaluation (nor should every case). Custody evaluators and guardians ad litem provide the court with custody and parenting time information. …

I have encountered numerous unusual divorce and child custody cases as a family law attorney. But a recent custody dispute resulted in a court-ordered arrangement that took unusual to a new level. The judicial officer in the case ordered “nesting,” …

The recent settlement in the case of Haney, et al. v. Genworth Life Insurance Company, et al. in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, makes clear that Genworth and its long-term care insurance program are failing. …