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Protecting yourself after a motor vehicle accident
Motor vehicle accidents can shake you up. But no matter their severity, you can receive recourse through a claim or settlement. Yet you may not know how to proceed – or what you’re entitled to. So long as the other motorists involved cooperate, the process can be...
Accidents when handling insurers can really hurt your claim
Accidents lead to millions of injuries every year, and that’s usually when people look to insurance companies for help. But even though you need assistance, the interests they’re looking out for may be their own. Unintentional injuries sent nearly 30 million people to...
What can you do when your spouse is hiding assets?
Divorce can bring out the worst in people. Reasonable, levelheaded folk may revert to shady tactics to "win" the process. The fear of losing assets leads many people to conceal them during proceedings. But most attempts at hiding money prove unfruitful. Read the news...
Thinking about divorce? Talk to a lawyer sooner rather than later
People in difficult relationships often hope for the best. But is it wiser to prepare for the worst? Many partners think their situation will sort itself out. Others consider all the years they’ve had with their partner and believe their marriage can weather any...
Ohio has the second-highest opioid overdose rate
The opioid epidemic has plagued many states and the country as a whole for quite some time. Ohio is one of the states most affected by this crisis.In 2017, Ohio had over 4,200 overdoses related to opioids. This rate is almost three times the national average. One...
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- Family Law
- Adoption
- Child Support
- Custody & Visitation
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Bar Admissions
- Ohio, 2001
- West Virginia, 2002
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio, 2002
- U.S. District Court Southern District of West Virginia, 2002
Education
- Capital University Law School, Columbus, Ohio
- LL.M. - 2003
- Major: Business Law & Taxation
- Capital University Law School, Columbus, Ohio
- J.D. - 2001
- Marshall University, Huntington, WV
- M.A. - 1997
- Major: Public Relations
- Marshall University, Huntington, WV
- B.A. Advertising - 1995
- Major: Journalism & Mass Communications
Professional Associations and Memberships
- Licking County Bar Association, Member
Amy M. Levine
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Our Latest Blog Posts
Protecting yourself after a motor vehicle accident
Motor vehicle accidents can shake you up. But no matter their severity, you can receive recourse through a claim or settlement. Yet you may not know how to proceed – or what you’re entitled to. So long as the other motorists involved cooperate, the process can be...
Accidents when handling insurers can really hurt your claim
Accidents lead to millions of injuries every year, and that’s usually when people look to insurance companies for help. But even though you need assistance, the interests they’re looking out for may be their own. Unintentional injuries sent nearly 30 million people to...
What can you do when your spouse is hiding assets?
Divorce can bring out the worst in people. Reasonable, levelheaded folk may revert to shady tactics to "win" the process. The fear of losing assets leads many people to conceal them during proceedings. But most attempts at hiding money prove unfruitful. Read the news...
Thinking about divorce? Talk to a lawyer sooner rather than later
People in difficult relationships often hope for the best. But is it wiser to prepare for the worst? Many partners think their situation will sort itself out. Others consider all the years they’ve had with their partner and believe their marriage can weather any...
Ohio has the second-highest opioid overdose rate
The opioid epidemic has plagued many states and the country as a whole for quite some time. Ohio is one of the states most affected by this crisis.In 2017, Ohio had over 4,200 overdoses related to opioids. This rate is almost three times the national average. One...
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