Designated Law Journal for the Federal, County and City Courts
When you set up your child’s 529 plan, you selected investment options in which to place your college savings. Now that some time has passed, you’ve done additional research and would like to change your 529 investment strategy. Can you do it? Yes, you can.
Members of a committee in the Ohio Senate recently heard testimony on a bill to broaden the category of individuals or entities that may solemnize marriages.
Funding from Lumina Foundation backs effort to increase postsecondary attainment to 65 percent
Ohio EPA is helping eligible homeowners in 11 northwest Ohio counties repair or replace failing home sewage treatment systems (HSTS) with principal forgiveness loans to their county commissions or health departments.
The former president of a Streetsboro company was named in a 51-count indictment for allegedly filing fraudulent paperwork to avoid paying nearly $10 million in taxes and tariffs, said Acting U.S. Attorney David A. Sierleja.
Q: What is civil legal aid?
The University of Toledo women's golf program was honored for its outstanding classroom performance this year by earning its greatest recognition to date from the Women's Golf Coaches Association last Wednesday. The Rockets' 3.723 team grade-point average during the 2016-17 academic year ranked No. 22 nationally (17th among NCAA Division I programs) with Jacksonville University leading the way with a remarkable 3.924 GPA.
The Ohio Supreme Court imposed a two-year, stayed suspension on an Ashtabula County attorney whose business card and law office sign implied he was still in partnership with a sitting Ohio Supreme Court justice.
It's no surprise that baby boomers are transforming retirement communities just as they left their collective mark on all other cultural touchstones.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced recently that a former officer with the Newcomerstown Police Department is now facing charges for allegedly fabricating a story about being shot in the line of duty.
A former Parma insurance salesman was sentenced to more than three years in prison for failing to file income tax returns and failing to pay taxes, announced Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General Stuart M. Goldberg of the Justice Department’s Tax Division and Acting U.S. Attorney David A. Sierleja for the Northern District of Ohio.
Common practice for liberals and conservatives now is to take turns calling each other enemies of the First Amendment. The results of this year's "State of the First Amendment" survey gave us the opportunity to consider these insults — and after the numbers are crunched, who is the real enemy of the First Amendment?
University of Toledo men's basketball players Zach Garber and Jordan Lauf have been named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Honors Court for a second-consecutive season. Garber and Lauf each graduated from UT following the 2016-17 academic year. To be eligible, a student-athlete has to be a member of the varsity squad with junior or senior status and hold a cumulative 3.2 GPA or higher at the conclusion of the academic year.
(BPT) Today's business environment is characterized by excitement as much as it is by anxiety. As new technologies are constantly introduced into the workplace and transform how employees work, managers need to adjust in order to retain employees, streamline processes and stay competitive.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine recently warned consumers to beware of home rental scams. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has received over 40 reports about the scams in 2017, and summer is a peak time for moving and traveling.
In a move that would restore an aspect of local governance to Ohio counties, Sen. William Coley, R-West Chester, has proposed Senate Bill 103 to allow county boards of commissioners to work with a county sheriff or fire chief on emergency management plans.
A 20-person Ohio wildfire crew from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) left Friday morning to travel to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where they will assist with fighting wildfires. Additionally, a wildfire crew consisting of three people and one wildfire engine left on Wednesday to travel to Phoenix, Arizona, where they will be dispatched from the Southwest Coordination Center to help fight wildfires in the region.
A Dayton man who was towed away in his car after he wrecked it lost his claims that the deputy who responded to the scene and the Montgomery County sheriff were reckless, an Ohio appeals court ruled. However, the man will be permitted to submit an amended lawsuit against the tow-truck company.
Toledo senior offensive lineman Elijah Nkansah (Mason, Ohio) was named to the official watch list for the Outland Trophy. The Outland Trophy is given annually to the nation's top interior lineman. Nkansah is one of only six players from the Mid-American Conference to make the watch list.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine's Advisory Group on Student Loan Debt Collection issued a report of its findings, including the recommendation that late fees and penalties added by colleges and universities should not be assessed interest during debt collection proceedings.
