Are you facing the prospect of going bankrupt in Ohio? The key to successfully handling your debts will be creating an alternate plan under Chapter 13. How can filing under Chapter 13 help you? Filing for bankruptcy under the terms of Chapter 13 can be advantageous in...
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Crucial defense strategies to fight an assault charge
An assault charge has come your way after a regrettable holiday incident. This is a violent crime, and you can expect some serious repercussions tied to the charge and potential conviction. Possible penalties: jail, probation, fines, restitution and community service....
Rental property during probate in Ohio
The probate process in Ohio can be challenging to navigate even when dealing with simple matters. Things can become even more complex if it involves a rental property. Here's what you need to know about dealing with rental property in probate. Title of the property...
How to handle insurance companies after an accident in Ohio
Whether or not you should interact with the other driver's insurance company in the aftermath of a car crash in Ohio depends on a variety of factors in your unique case. The most important thing to do is talk to your own provider first. But for certain types of...
What to know about Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions
It’s a difficult decision to decide to declare for bankruptcy. The stigma attached to bankruptcy, and the fear of losing everything, might discourage you from taking advantage of it to achieve fiscal freedom from overwhelming debts. Fortunately, the law has provisions...
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Filing your Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan
Are you facing the prospect of going bankrupt in Ohio? The key to successfully handling your debts will be creating an alternate plan under Chapter 13. How can filing under Chapter 13 help you? Filing for bankruptcy under the terms of Chapter 13 can be advantageous in...
Crucial defense strategies to fight an assault charge
An assault charge has come your way after a regrettable holiday incident. This is a violent crime, and you can expect some serious repercussions tied to the charge and potential conviction. Possible penalties: jail, probation, fines, restitution and community service....
Rental property during probate in Ohio
The probate process in Ohio can be challenging to navigate even when dealing with simple matters. Things can become even more complex if it involves a rental property. Here's what you need to know about dealing with rental property in probate. Title of the property...
How to handle insurance companies after an accident in Ohio
Whether or not you should interact with the other driver's insurance company in the aftermath of a car crash in Ohio depends on a variety of factors in your unique case. The most important thing to do is talk to your own provider first. But for certain types of...
What to know about Ohio’s bankruptcy exemptions
It’s a difficult decision to decide to declare for bankruptcy. The stigma attached to bankruptcy, and the fear of losing everything, might discourage you from taking advantage of it to achieve fiscal freedom from overwhelming debts. Fortunately, the law has provisions...
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