If an HOA is dormant for 10+ years in Ohio, does it still exist?
It does not automatically dissolve. Yes it still exists -- since it is collecting dues and has officers - at least people acting as officers. ...
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It does not automatically dissolve. Yes it still exists -- since it is collecting dues and has officers - at least people acting as officers. ...
Since it is not illegal, there is no legal complaint to file. You have tried talking to management, with no results. They are under no obligation...
He could. He could go to court, establish paternity, and the court could grant him parental rights and custody and allow him to move.
You can hire a cleaning service and send him the bill. But he is not likely to pay it. If not, you could sue him in small claims court, but that...
Child support calculations are done as provided by Ohio law, which specifies the parent's income is used, not counting any income of that parent's...
File a police report and an insurance claim. The police can file criminal charges and you can file a civil claim in court to sue the property...
You can change the person who has POA without informing them. But you must then notify all the financial, health care, and other people with whom...
You call the police if the person won't leave. The police will investigate, and they should escort the person out, or arrest the person, unless...
The biological father could establish paternity and file with the court to get parental rights, and the court could grant him some parenting time...
You can file a motion with the court to change the custody and visitation based on the child being left alone.