Can I litigate against correctional facility for neglect?

Anyone can sue and litigate. The question is whether you can prove the elements of your case.

Generally there is no limit on the number of exhibits. You should check the local rules of court to see if the court limits the number of...

How do I answer for this? "ANY CONVICTIONS OR COURT RECORDS WHICH ARE EXEMPTED BY A VALID COURT ORDER DO NOT HAVE TO BE INCLUDED

That's the wonderful thing about expungement. The record of conviction is unavailable in the public record.

Do I fill out a certificate/affidavit of service/non service for subpoena or does the judge or county Clerk

Fill out and file the certificate after the subpoena is served.

I have an evidentiary hearing on proper cause a change of circumstances for custody is that a criminal probate or civil matter

You need to subpoena the witnesses. You can confront the witnesses with the messages. You need to give them a chance to explain their messages...

On the proof of service paper certificate affidavit of service or non service do I fill that paper out or do I send that to the

The second page gets filled out and filed after the subpoena is served (or not served, which is what non-service means). You don't serve the...

Hi, I have a question about employment law in Ohio. I work for an employer that has forced me to work 18 days straight.

Depending on the nature of your job, it sounds like you have a claim for overtime. More information is needed. Most attorneys, including me,...

Can my former employer get police involved. Should I contact them?

You don't have an obligation to sign a separation notice. But can anyone who has been stolen from report the theft to the police? Yes, of course...

Employers in most states, including Ohio, are legally permitted to be jerks and unfair. I think this is a case of having a jerk for an employer. ...

When filing a claim for retaliation for whistleblowing under the SOX ACT of 2002, is it necessary to file a complaint with DOL?

If you were terminated from your job you might still have a case under the Ohio common law claim of wrongful discharge in violation of public...