Family Law Attorney John Meehling provides information on how to register for Ohio’s next of kin program, whjch allows an individual with a valid drivers license, temporary instruction permit, or non-driver identification card, to submit who they wish to be notified in the event the individual is involved in a crash or emergency.
Tags: accident, BMV 2437, crash, Deputy Registrar, emergency contact information, Next of Kin registration program, ohio, Ohio driver's license, Ohio state legislature
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale, reacts to the news that the government of Japan has announced it’s intention to join the Hague Convention relative to child custody, and why it could take years before Japan hecomes part pf the treaty.
Tags: child custody, Hague Convention, International Child Abduction, Japan, Kent Swaim, visitation
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Family Law Attorney Robert Mues writes a follow-up article to his October 16, 2010 post, “Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Alimony Proceedings”, in which he discusses the status of Ohio law concerning domestic or marital torts.Marital Torts in Ohio.
Tags: domestic torts, fraudulent misrepresentation, interspousal tort immunity, marital torts, ohio, personal injury, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, STD
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Family Law Attorney John Meehling provides common sense tips that can help prevent you from getting burned in divorce court from your online social network postings.
Tags: divorce, Domestic Protection Order, facebook, LinkedIn, Military, MySpace, social network, The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, Twitter, YouTube
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Probate and Estate Planning Attorney Joe Balmer, examines the the legal raminfications of multiple generations living under one roof and how they relate to elder law and estate planning issues.
Tags: beneficiary, elder law, Estate Planning, Medicaid, mortgage, Pew Research Center, power of attorney, survivorship deed
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