Probate Law
All areas of law that involve Probate Court including but not limited to litigation, estate administration, and guardianships of minors and incompetents.

Estate Planning
Organizing your affairs will help ensure your loved ones are taken care of if you die or become incapacitated. This can reduce the cost of administering your estate upon your death and can avoid the need for a guardianship if you become disabled.

Civil Litigation
 A legal process that resolves disputes between two or more parties, usually individuals or businesses, that are not criminal in nature. It is a lawful way for parties to resolve conflicts and obtain compensation for damages.

Business and Contract Law
 legal concepts that outline the rights and obligations between parties involved in a commercial transaction. Contract law defines a legally binding agreement, or contract, between two or more parties that outline the terms of a transaction. Contracts are essential to the effective running of a business and help maintain incentives for efficient exchange of goods and services.

Real Estate Law
Real estate law, also known as property law, is a branch of civil law that governs the ownership and use of land and the structures attached to it. It covers a wide range of topics, including:
• Titles and deeds
• Evictions
• Estate planning
• Property taxes
• Leases
• Purchase agreements
• Zoning Disputes

Personal Injury
A type of civil law that protects people who are harmed by another person or entity's actions or omissions including, automobile accidents, negligence and many other actions that cause injury to a person or property. The goal of personal injury law is to compensate victims for their losses and provide financial relief and justice.
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OVI/DUI
 In Ohio, OVI stands for Operating a Vehicle while Impaired, which is the official term for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI). OVI is a broader category that includes impairment from alcohol, prescription drugs, illegal drugs, or over-the-counter drugs, and can apply to motorized and non-motorized transportation. For example, an impaired bicyclist or someone driving a horse-drawn carriage can be charged with an OVI.

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