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As in other U.S. states, Ohio has laws that prohibit drunk driving. But unlike most other states, Ohio calls the offense “operating a vehicle while impaired” (OVI) instead of “driving under the influence” (DUI). OVI is a criminal offense with serious consequences for...
During a divorce, it's easy to focus on immediate concerns like child custody and splitting assets such as your home or vehicles. But it's equally important to consider how divorce affects your retirement accounts. In Ohio, these accounts are marital property. This...
Blended families are becoming increasingly common today, with 16 percent of children in the United States living in a household with a stepparent, stepsiblings, or half-siblings. The inherent complexity of these families can make estate planning particularly...
Parking lots are often located in less busy areas, leaving them out of sight and sometimes resulting in poor maintenance. You might come across uneven pavement, poor lighting, slippery surfaces or debris in car parks. If you ever slip and fall because of the parking...
Dim lighting, a refreshing alcoholic beverage and good company make bars a great place to let loose and unwind. However, alcohol can sometimes cloud judgment, leading individuals to make regrettable choices. Spotting a few rowdy patrons or others dozing after one too...
If you’re facing charges for operating a vehicle while impaired (OVI) in Ohio, it’s important to understand the consequences that await you. Like any criminal offense, a conviction for OVI will lead to fines and possibly even jail time. There are administrative...