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What Protection Order Mistakes Do I Need to Avoid?

Protection orders are judicial mandates designed to prevent potential violence by enforcing strict boundaries between the involved parties. In Ohio, failing to obey a protection order can have steep consequences,…

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What Is the Difference Between Assault & Self Defense in Ohio?

Under Ohio law, every individual holds the inherent right to defend themselves against threats or harm. However, distinguishing between actions taken in self-defense and those constituting assault can be complex.…

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What Are the Consequences of Violating Probation in Ohio?

In Ohio, the court sometimes orders probation as a substitute for incarceration, allowing defendants to stay in the community according to specified conditions. Violating these terms can lead to severe…

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Can Results of a Field Sobriety Test Be Used in Court in Ohio?

Field sobriety tests (FSTs) are a common tool for law enforcement officers to assess the potential impairment of drivers. The results are frequently used as evidence in DUI/OVI cases. But…

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5 Tips for Successful Co-Parenting

Going through a divorce can be an emotionally challenging and stressful experience, especially for children. It is even more difficult when both parents have different approaches and attitudes toward co-parenting.…

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Why Shouldn’t You Just Accept a Misdemeanor Conviction?

In the state of Ohio, misdemeanor crimes are classified into five distinct categories, each carrying varying degrees of penalties. It’s a common misconception that these charges are minor, so accepting…

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