Public Records Request - Can I make one to find cost of city website?

Absolutely. Technically you need only pay the cost of copying, not even labor. You do not need to identify your name or a reason; you can walk in...

Do government/stage organizations have to solicit proposals for large projects?

The state parks are operated by Ohio Department of Natural Resources, which bids and builds through the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission for...

I had work done on my house for basement waterproofing and it still leaks and the company won't do anything. What can I do.

Send the contractor a letter stating you intend to get the problem fixed by someone else, and have him pay for the second guy. Then maybe he will...

Not satisfied how a remodeling contractor did my kitchen.

First, document everything, whether keeping all invoices or letters or emails in a folder, or creating a list. Second, terminate the contractor...

Be sure to review your contract, to see whether "time is of the essence" and whether there are any formal steps to which you agreed. Ohio law may...

How can I have a mechanics lien removed from my property that has been pinned on me because of a bad contractor ?

You need to file a Notice to Commence Suit. The contractor must sue you to prove his claim (after which you counterclaim,) or after 60 days the...

Should I hire a lawyer to accompany me to an expungement hearing?

If you have met all the criteria, and there is no doubt nor issue, then you do not need an attorney. However, if you are not sure, please ask an...

The Ohio Mechanics Lien Law provides options. One option is for an owner to demand that the lien claimant (subcontractor) initiate litigation in...

A "grandfather clause" allows prior law to continue, so as to avoid the unconstitutionality. The dividing line for an ex post facto consideration...

May I hire a lawyer for 4000 fee contingent on removing and successfully fighting 4000 lien placed on property?

From what you say here, it appears to be a case of breach of contract. To bring suit, you will need an attorney. A contingent fee would be based...