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Beginning a divorce is an emotional and often stressful process, as many Ohio residents know. As emotions run high, it can be difficult to focus on the financial future. However, it is important to consider all aspects of the financial outcome of a divorce in planning...
High-asset divorces can encompass many different people. Couples who divorce after decades of marriage, very wealthy people and celebrities likely come to mind. Today, we will discuss the recent news of actor Dennis Quaid's third divorce that some Ohio residents may...
Cases are emerging challenging whether President Barack Obama overstepped his constitutional authority when he relied on recess appointment powers to appoint three members to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). After the 2011 U.S. Supreme Court holding in...
When an Ohio couple files for divorce, they begin a process that will lead to the division of their martial assets and property. This negotiation over dividing marital assets in a divorce can be emotional, as the couple works to come to agreement about who will get to...
Often times in a marriage, one spouse may be financially dependent on the other spouse for many or all of their needs. A divorce, then, could leave that spouse destitute, which is why many states, including Ohio, allow for alimony payments. That way, the financially...
Celebrity Chef Mario Batali reached a settlement of alleged tip credit improprieties with approximately 1,100 tipped employees who worked in several of his restaurants including Babbo, Del Posto, Casa Mono, Bar Jamon, Esca, Lupa and Otto. The class-action suit brought...
Finding friends and relatives that you haven't been in touch with in recent years is one of the benefits of social media. As some Ohio residents may have experienced, people from high school or college can re-enter your life after you become "friends" on a website...
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia issued a decision today finding that the NLRB posting requirement provision deeming a failure to post an unfair labor practice (ULP) and tolling the statute of limitations in ULP actions against employers...