Take the title to the police, and then take them with you to go get it, so she doesn't report it stolen to have you arrested.

Anyone can sue anybody for anything. But first, you might talk to them about correcting the problem. Give them written notice, and if not...

There is no time limit set in Ohio law. The safest method is to file an eviction action, and then dispose of tenant's property after the court...

The seller will have to get a replacement title from the BMV, and then sign and notarize it properly. If the seller won't cooperate, you 'll have...

Check with your children's doctor for Health Care Power of Attorney forms for you to sign. Also provide a list of any allergies, medications, etc....

Anyone can sue anybody for anything. But if seller did not give a written warranty, and buyer has an opportunity to inspect a vehicle but doesn't,...

A person appointed as power of attorney has a fiduciary duty to act properly for the person's benefit. A family member has a right to determine...

It depends on the specific county zoning and the plat of the property -- and on the whims of the local zoning folks. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to...

If your mother is mentally competent, she should send your sister a written letter telling her wishes. But if you have been acting under the POA...

If a deed or other real estate title document is not prepared properly, it can cause serious problems in the chain of title that could be difficult...