Each year, you sit down and look at your annual contracts with your vendors. It takes time to negotiate these contracts, so normally you think that what’s working shouldn’t be changed. With changes in the supply chain, issues with getting the products you need and...
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Can you and your ex keep running a business after divorce?
Over the last three years, you and your spouse worked hard to build up a successful business. Unfortunately, all of the time and energy that you put into the business meant that you had little left for the relationship. Your marriage itself seemed to slowly fall apart...
Opening a new business? Avoid deceptive acts
Deceptive trade practices can get your business into trouble with the law. Whenever you’re selling a product or service, you need to be sure that you are doing so in accordance with the law. If you’re accused of taking advantage of consumers, you may end up facing a...
How much child support should you expect to pay in Ohio?
If you divorce your spouse and have children together, there is a chance that you’ll need to pay child support. Child support orders require you to pay a specific amount of money per money or within a timeframe that is agreed upon. These regular payments are designed...
2 ways to enforce lease restrictions in commercial leases
Commercial leases demand a lot more than residential leases do from landlords. It is common for landlords to provide facilities ranging from parking lots and bathrooms to security services for their tenants. As a landlord leasing commercial properties, you may seek to...
3 times landlords can ask the Ohio courts to evict their tenants
Getting a new tenant into a rental unit can be a costly and time-consuming process. Landlords have to show the unit and then check the applications of prospective tenants. They may need to engage in deep cleaning or make repairs before a new tenant takes occupancy. It...
Developing a custody plan for teenage children
When you’re divorcing and have teenage children, you may be aware that they have plenty of opinions on what they’d like to have happen next. Depending on how old your children are, they may already be driving or might be close to leaving the nest, so it does make...
3 possible solutions if a breach of contract hurts your company
Formalizing an agreement in a contract probably means that it is important for your business. Whether you just hired a new independent contractor to help with the project or found a new supplier to provide something you need for your most popular product, you want to...
Who will keep the family dog if you divorce in Ohio?
If you are like many modern pet owners, then you treat your dog like part of the family. They may dress up in a costume for Halloween and have their own stocking full of treats to enjoy on Christmas morning. You might even throw them a birthday party every year to...
Protecting your business when you plan to divorce in Ohio
The business you've built, bought or inherited likely plays a big role in your family. It provides income to help support the ones you love and may employ your spouse and even your children. Businesses can be huge assets, worth multiple times the value of your family...