Are you refusing to sign for service of the summons from the court? There are other ways that your spouse can have the court deliver the divorce...

Can I lose my property if my HOA takes me to court for failure to maintain my property?

Normally, the condo association is responsible for exterior maintenance and repairs. Condo owners maintain their unit and appliances. Has the...

If you withhold the fee, they can put a lien on your unit, and that won't get anything fixed. And your unit will remain unrentable. Try talking...

How do we revise an existing shared driveway easement & maintenance agreement to extend the length of the easement?

If you do that, and it is not done properly, then there could be future problems that are difficult to solve. Share the cost among the owners of...

Review your mortgage for any acceleration terms, or use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local real estate attorney to assist you in reviewing it....

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When my ex has our daughter he puts her in unsafe situations, what can be done?

Check the court order whether mediation is required to resolve such disputes. If you and ex cannot resolve it yourselves or with mediation, then...

What are my tenant rights (in OH) if my furnace is working but a portion of my home isn't properly insulated and is 58 degrees?

Send a written notice to the landlord, then start paying your rent on time each month into escrow with the court, which will schedule a hearing for...

Am I able to remove things we bought jointly??

If the landlord moves the things outside to the curb, then anyone can take them, including you. But she could sue you. And if she takes them with...

In the state of Ohio is there any law/ rule that requires custody hearings to conclude?

Talk to your attorney about the slow pace of the court process. If you don't have an attorney, use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local family...

Will I be in trouble if my 17 year old daughter with a 5 month old son lives with her boyfriend?

She is not emancipated, you have custody of her, and you still have the legal duty to support her until she reaches 18. And you can refuse to...