After-effects of Divorce on Debt Consolidation
How Will Divorce Affect My Debt Consolidation? A divorce can be lethal for your emotional and financial health. It can increase your stress level and jeopardize your plan to pay off debts with a debt
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Can You Get in Trouble for Driving While High on Marijuana?
Ohio law treats driving while impaired by marijuana the same as driving under the influence of alcohol. State statutes refer to both alleged criminal offenses as operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVI), and courts impose
What Ohio Labor Laws Protect Against Unpaid Wages?
Ohio enforces several laws to protect workers from unpaid wages. The majority of these state statutes appear in section 4111 of the Ohio Revised Code, which spells out requirements for employees to pay a minimum
OPERS Retirement Plans in Ohio: Comparing the Traditional, Member-Directed, and Combined Options
By Eric A. Jones, J.D., M.B.A., Healthcare, Professional Licensure & Disability Attorney | Reviewed for Legal Accuracy. Updated: September 2026 Choosing a retirement plan through the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) is one of
What to Do if Your Vehicle is Repossessed
We all depend on transportation to get us to work, run errands, and more. For most of us, that means having a dependable vehicle that can get us from point A to point B. Unfortunately,
Know Your Rights If Your Wages Are Garnished in Columbus, Ohio
By Laura M. Nesbitt, Founding Member, The Nesbitt Law FirmUpdated September 2026 · 6 min read A wage garnishment can cut into a paycheck fast, but a creditor cannot simply call an employer and start
Contact the best divorce lawyer in Boynton Beach
Marriage disputes are now a rising factor in the United States. While most people try to solve the disputes by negotiating, sometimes the disputes become serious in nature. And when it does, the matter reaches
Drawbacks to Getting Your License Suspended
Losing your license is more than an inconvenience. Being unable to drive legally can make it impossible to keep a job or meet all your personal and family obligations. Unfortunately, Ohio courts and statutes recognize