Many people die without wills in Ohio. In these cases, the probate court will oversee the distribution of the deceased person's assets. Even in instances where there is a will, the probate court may still need to approve it. The probate process The first step in...
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Overlooking assets in a divorce
Divorce proceedings could prove incredibly stressful for both spouses. Stress sometimes contributes to distractions, which may be particularly unhelpful during legal proceedings. When discussing divorce settlement matters, overlooking anything creates eventual...
Man found guilty of defrauding Medicaid of $2 million
On April 27, a 57-year-old Ohio man was found guilty of health care fraud and several other charges related to a Medicaid billing scheme. According to prosecutors, the man received around $2 million in fraudulent reimbursements from Medicaid. Billing for X-rays that...
Medical debt is the top cause of bankruptcy filings
Medical debt is the No. 1 reason that people file for bankruptcy. An abrupt illness can lead to excessive medical bills that are even difficult to pay for people who have full-time jobs and health insurance. The medical debt factor has been on the minds of many people...
Understanding the Ohio probate process
It's a good idea to take the time to draw up a will if you haven't already. This document lets you leave money and assets to your family, friends and selected charities. If you don't leave a will, your estate may be subject to laws that determine how your estate is...
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Dividing property is not a simple matter.
Our job is to ensure that all assets, from tangible property like homes and cars to intangible property like stock options and retirement accounts, are divided fairly and equitably under the unique circumstances of a given divorce matter or related family law matter. Such a thing is not easy. It requires sufficient experience, an effective strategy, and attention to detail.
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Marital dissolution cases involving substantial assets and property require creative legal representation. Founder Amy Levine has been in practice for more than 15 years and holds not only a J.D. from Capital University Law School in Columbus, but an LL.M. (an advanced law degree) in business law and taxation. This background serves Amy’s high net worth divorce clients very well.
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A confident attorney – one who knows how to handle these types of complex divorce cases – translates into confidence of your own. We start by listening. We want to learn as much about your current situation as possible. We analyze your assets and property, in light of the prospect of divorce, and consider how best to solve the problem of fair division. Finally, we create an effective strategy based on your goals and objectives, and work to implement it.
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Amy M. Levine & Associates is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, with a satellite office in Huntington, West Virginia. Call 614-360-2942 (Columbus) or 304-519-4354 (Huntington) to arrange a consultation.
Amy M. Levine
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The basics of probate and will contests
Many people die without wills in Ohio. In these cases, the probate court will oversee the distribution of the deceased person's assets. Even in instances where there is a will, the probate court may still need to approve it. The probate process The first step in...
Overlooking assets in a divorce
Divorce proceedings could prove incredibly stressful for both spouses. Stress sometimes contributes to distractions, which may be particularly unhelpful during legal proceedings. When discussing divorce settlement matters, overlooking anything creates eventual...
Man found guilty of defrauding Medicaid of $2 million
On April 27, a 57-year-old Ohio man was found guilty of health care fraud and several other charges related to a Medicaid billing scheme. According to prosecutors, the man received around $2 million in fraudulent reimbursements from Medicaid. Billing for X-rays that...
Medical debt is the top cause of bankruptcy filings
Medical debt is the No. 1 reason that people file for bankruptcy. An abrupt illness can lead to excessive medical bills that are even difficult to pay for people who have full-time jobs and health insurance. The medical debt factor has been on the minds of many people...
Understanding the Ohio probate process
It's a good idea to take the time to draw up a will if you haven't already. This document lets you leave money and assets to your family, friends and selected charities. If you don't leave a will, your estate may be subject to laws that determine how your estate is...
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