Joseph & Joseph & Hanna

Real Estate and Divorce Lawyers, Columbus Ohio

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After Divorce, How Do I Get My Ex-Spouse To Remove His or Her Possessions From the Home If They Aren’t Cooperating?

Let’s say we’re representing the wife in a divorce proceeding: The husband has left the house, and in the divorce decree it says he is to receive all the items… CONTINUE

What Can I Take With Me If I Move Out Before I File for Divorce?

I would make the following recommendations: Take 100% of everything you had prior to the marriage. Take anything you inherited. Take anything that was gifted to you, and Take 50%… CONTINUE

What Can I Do To Keep My Legal Fees As Low As Possible?

Over our many years in practice, we have  found that various circumstances may cause one client’s bill to be higher than that of another client. When we sat down and analyzed it,… CONTINUE

How Does One Get a Legal Separation?

Many times people state that they want a legal separation because it is believed to be quicker and cheaper than a divorce. Usually, once we’ve explained how the legal separation… CONTINUE

What Is a Dower Interest?

Dower interest is an ancient concept in which each spouse has an interest in the other spouse’s real estate. Typically, it was the wife’s interest (‘dower’ indicates the concept of… CONTINUE

The Difference Between Legal Separation and Divorce

With legal separation, your assets and liabilities are divided as they would be in termination of marriage by divorce or dissolution. Issues of custody, child support and spousal support are… CONTINUE

Real Estate Disclosures: Warranties and Representations

When you are representing the buyer, do you ever insist on the warranties and representations? More so, we recommend doing this on the commercial end than the residential end. However,… CONTINUE

Ohio Real Estate Disclosure Requirements

When you are representing the buyer, what are the disclosure requirements? There is an inspection/property disclosure report that the seller must give to the buyer under Ohio law. The form… CONTINUE

Closing an Offer

“Closing an offer” means that written offers and counter-offers finally resulted in an unequivocal written acceptance by one of the parties. At that point you have a contract for the… CONTINUE




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