What happens to the seven days' notice for a motion under Ohio Civ. R. 6(C) if the deadline lands on a weekend or legal holiday?

If you file something within 7 days you run the risk of the motion not having enough time to be considered especially if you have a weekend in the...

Can reckless ops be dropped to something els.

If you haven't gotten a lawyer yet, you should get one to review your case. It will be money well spent. An attorney will review your previous...

Is it better to move out prior to divorce agreement or should I have something legally written prior to moving out?

You two should decide what to do with both properties while considering the divorce options. This may be the best time to rid of the property, so...

How can I get sole custody?

This is a matter that should be discussed with a lawyer. Contact one and they can discuss your options and the documents necessary in moving forward.

I lost my position after doing a great job and that fact is documented. I'm a woman over 40 what are my options?

Ms. Strobl is spot on. Find a lawyer as you must make claims in a timely fashion and only a lawyer can ask you the questions necessary in deciding...

Can I sue my employer for calling me in to work but not paying me, and not paying me overtime?

Seek an employment lawyer and discuss this information. You must be paid for all work obligations and any overtime. If several other employees are...

I am a contractor, my contract was terminated. The company now refuses to pay me.

ro save yourself a bunch of time, have a lawyer draft you a letter of representation. If that doesn't work for payment, sue hi and have the lawyer...

If there's no policy, then they can decide on one. I suggest being content with what they're providing you because being an at-will state, means...

It sounds like you're describing it. If you need counsel, search the Find a Lawyer portion of the website. Good luck.

While a divorce/custody battle is pending can mom (custodial parent) give another individual permission to claim kids?

No. The IRS requires that children be dependent on the claimant.