Archive for the 'Legislation News' Category
Family Law and Personal Injury Attorney, Robert Mues, provides an update on the Ohio Legislature’s attempt to have Ohio join the growing list of states that have banned texting and driving, better known as intextication.
Tags: auto accidents, cell phone drivers, Cincinnati, Columbus, distractions, intextication, NHTSA, ohio, Ohio Legislature, texting, The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Toledo
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale provides breaking news on Ohio Congressional representative Michael R. Turner’s proposed legislation to protect active duty military parents deployed overseas in cases of child custody issues.
Tags: active duty, child custody, Department of Defense, legislation, Michael R. Turner, military parents, overseas assignments, Robert M. Gates, Secretary of Defense, servicemen
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Family Law Attorney Shawn Hooks looks at how a new Ohio law, named the Shynerra Grant Law, protects teen victims of harassing, stalking, or threatening behavior by another teen.
Tags: Civil Stalking Protection Order, Common Pleas Court, CSPO, Edna Brown, ex parte order, house arrest, House Bill 10, Juvenile Court, minor., ohio, Ohio General Assembly, Shynerra Grant, Shynerra Grant Law, Toledo
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Attorney Shawn Hooks looks at how an unmarried Father can protect his legal paternity rights by filling out the Putative Father Registry in the state of Ohio.
Tags: adopted, attorney, custody, father, legal father, local county child-support enforcement, Notary Public, ohio, Ohio Administrative Code, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Ohio Putative Father Registry, paternity, pregnant, putative, Putative Registry Form, sexual relations, unmarried, woman
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale looks at Ohio Reprentative, Michael R. Turner’s proposed Amendment, (H.R.2647) that would protect Military members deployed overseas, from returning home to a child cutody battle with a former spuse (Husband or Wife).
Tags: abused, active duty military, Afghanistan, amendment, best interests, Brevard County Florida Circuit Judge, child custody protection, Court proceedings, custody battles, deployed overseas, Family Care Plan, federal law, federal protections for service members, former spouses, freedom, FY10 NDAA House language, House of Representatives, Iraq, Kentucky, legislation, Lisa Davidson, Lt. Colonel Vanessa Benson, Maryland, Michael R. Turner, Middle East, Military, military orders, military parents, military service, minor child, National Defense Authorization Act, NDAA, non-deployable position, ohio, overseas, overseas duty assignments, parent, penalty, place of residence, primary residential parent, promotions, reunited, Robert M. Gates, Secretary of Defense, South Carolina, Staff Sergeant Jessica Tolbe, state law, substantial change in circumstances, temporary custody, Tennessee, tours of duty, Trial, visitation, Washington
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