If my wife in Ohio incurs a large liability by causing a car accident, can my property kept in my name alone be endangered?

First, if she's driving your car, you can be responsible for Negligent Entrustment. Also, if she doesn't pay her damages caused by a motor vehicle...

When my daughter's dad parent(s) pass, how can I intervene on his monetary claim to the insurance policy? Owes me $15K. Thanks.

The first thing you need to do is get a judgment against him that determines the amount he owes you. Then you can file a claim in any Probate...

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You should consult with a Workers Compensation lawyer ASAP. An employer cannot fire you in retaliation for your filing a Workers Comp claim. ...

One of the requirements for a valid, binding, legally enforceable contract is to have a legal subject matter. Theoretically, the car is illegal in...

I have an opportunity for a job in another state, but my ex won't agree to relocation. How can I get approved to move?

You need to hire an experienced Family Law lawyer and file a Notice of Intention to Relocate in your divorce case. Who knows whether your ex will...

How can i get my 2nd amendment rights back?

Ohio only permits one felony to be expunged, unless they are based upon the same act or are related crimes that occurred within 3 months of each...

Do I have a law suite

I'm changing your topic to Medical Malpractice, because that is what you're asking about. Keep in mind that not every bad result from treatment is...

Can I buy here pay here repossess the car if you're 10 days late on a payment the payments were a written agreement, no loan

Many lenders come on very strong when you miss early payments, especially the first one. This usually is to send you a message that you can't do...

What legal options do I have in my situation?

Ohio is an "at will" employment state. That means that unless you have an employment contract that says otherwise, an employer can fire you for...

Can I run away at 17 and not go back to my house?

The short answer is yes, you would have to go home. Ohio does not have a process for minors to become emancipated, so you are under your parents'...