When writing out your will, there are many different things that will need to be considered and planned — from who you will leave your items to, to planning your final wishes. These decisions may be difficult to make, especially when you are still healthy and far from the end, but it is also important to do while you are healthy. One of the most important things to decide while writing your will…Read More
In the past five years there have been several changes to the Ohio law that expands the opportunities for people with criminal records to have their records expunged and sealed. Two different bills that were passed in earlier years changed the offenses and who was eligible the have their criminal record expunged. But recently, more changes have been made to the Ohio Expungement Law. These changes …Read More
Your parents have helped you since infancy. They have given you food, shelter, love, advice, taught you lessons, and even given you a basis for the way you act. Many times, parents go underappreciated until it is too late. And as your parents get older, they may rely more and more on getting help from you; this is a great way to show your appreciation and help them prepare for the future. Living c…Read More
Writing a will isn’t exactly the thing we look forward to most in life, but it is something that is extremely necessary. At the office of Susan Gwinn Attorney at Law, you can count on your estate planning process is one that is sentimental, professional and thorough, just as anything regarding your life and beneficiaries ought to be. While we can provide you with the care that it takes to have a…Read More
When you sign a lease for an apartment or office space, you are agreeing to the terms of the landlord. Unfortunately, there are times where all of the agreements we once signed upon seem entirely unfair and at times can be enough to make our living situation entirely unbearable. If you find yourself between a rock and a hard place with your landlord, then turning to an attorney might be one of the…Read More
In our last blog post, we covered the initial steps of an OVI (commonly called a DUI) arrest and what you can expect in those beginning moments. After a while, you will receive your sentencing and from there you will have certain requirements that you have to cover before you’ve fully paid for your OVI. These are the components of an OVI that become stressful, costly, and a little bit intimidati…Read More
Leaving the bar after a few drinks can seem harmless, but the danger that you put others, and yourself, in can cost you a lifetime. In the instance that you have recently been pulled over and are over the legal limit of drinking, chances are that you’ve been arrested and taken in for a DUI (or OVI, here in Ohio). While the following steps may seem overwhelming, you can trust Susan Gwinn to walk …Read More