If there is no Court Order, you can make all the rules. If there is an Order that you don't comply with, you risk being held in contempt. But you...

Is it the bank's responsibility to evict people living in its owned property before closing?

This will depend on the terms of the sale. Some purchasers want a tenant and income; others have other intended uses for the property. Be sure to...

Is it legal my hiring process was blocked by Human Resources (HR) without any reason?

I'm switching your topic to Employment law. It's possible that there are legitimate grant or operational requirements that the Dr didn't take into...

Can a landlord knowingly deprive you of heat after several complaints?

Ohio's Landlord-Tenant act applies to all residential property and requires that the landlord provide adequate heat. You should notify the...

Late rent?

A landlord is not obligated to accept late payments or partial payments. But if they accept the rent after giving you a 3-day notice, that...

If I filed for child support 2months ago and the child is 5 months old will I recieve back child support for the 5 months w.o?

Most courts make the order effective from the date of filing. Since it's such a short addition, it's possible that they would go back to birth.

Both parties live in Ohio. Can I claim I'm someone else and record the conversation and use it in a legal case in rebuttal?

No you cannot. Ohio has the one-person consent rule to make a legal recording, so you can consent for the both of you. But it does not permit...

What compensation id available to executrix of estate?

The basic compensation is set by statute as a percentage of the assets. Here is the calculation form for Cuyahoga County (but it's the same...

If I was 18 and I got a 14 year old pregnant and we've been together 3 years what would happen to me

A 14 year old is too young to be able to give consent. Sex with her would be statutory rape. You would face very serious criminal charges and you...

Can cps keep kids from other family members?

Absolutely. The "P" is for Protection, and that's the agency's job--to make sure that the child is protected in every environment.