Family Law Cases require a lot of support. They are generally emotionally charged and stressful. They leave you with a lot of important questions. For instance, you may be wondering, Do I need a Divorce Lawyer? What is the difference between a Dissolution and a Divorce? Can a Family Law Attorney help me with getting Custody of my children? Will I have to pay spousal support? How much will I have to pay in Child Support in Wood County? Sometimes getting started is the hardest thing to do. However, waiting to make a decision may cost you in the end. Acting sooner rather than later may lead to a more positive outcome for you and your family. Attorney Schuman has been a Family Law lawyer in Bowling Green, Ohio many years. He has extensive experience in these areas. He will be your guide every step of the way. Call him today to discuss your situation, get answers to your questions, and obtain some peace of mind (419) 352-9999. The initial consultation is free.

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Regardless of whether your business is an industry leader or just getting started, Bowling Green Ohio Business Lawyer, Andrew Schuman, will help you achieve your goals. We offer services specifically tailored to the demands of companies, individuals, investors and entrepreneurs. The success or failure of a business depends on strategic planning and a solid legal foundation from startup through maturity. Taking the time now to invest in preventative measures will protect you and your business for generations to come.

Attorney Schuman can help you and your business with a variety of services, including, but not limited to:

• Drafting and Reviewing Contracts
• Selecting and Forming Business Entities (e.g. Ohio Corporation, Ohio LLC, Ohio Partnership etc.)
• Debt Collection
• Business Litigation
• Employer / Employee Disputes and Compliance
• And much more

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If you have been in an accident, or a family member has been injured or killed in a crash or some other incident, you have many important decisions to make. It is important for you to consider the following: Make and keep records – If your situation involves a motor vehicle crash, regardless of who may be at fault, it is helpful to obtain a copy of the police report, learn the identity of any witnesses, and obtain photographs of the scene, vehicles, and any visible injuries. Keep copies of receipts of all your expenses and medical care related to the incident.

You do not have to sign anything – You may not want to give an interview or recorded statement without first consulting with an attorney, because the statement can be used against you. If you may be at fault or have been charged with a traffic or other offense, it may be advisable to consult an attorney right away. However, if you have insurance, your insurance policy probably requires you to cooperate with your insurance company and to provide a statement to the company. If you fail to cooperate with your insurance company, it may void your coverage.

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If you have been in an accident, or a family member has been injured or killed in a crash or some other incident, you have many important decisions to make. It is important for you to consider the following:

Make and keep records – If your situation involves a motor vehicle crash, regardless of who may be at fault, it is helpful to obtain a copy of the police report, learn the identity of any witnesses, and obtain photographs of the scene, vehicles, and any visible injuries. Keep copies of receipts of all your expenses and medical care related to the incident.

You do not have to sign anything – You may not want to give an interview or recorded statement without first consulting with an attorney, because the statement can be used against you. If you may be at fault or have been charged with a traffic or other offense, it may be advisable to consult an attorney right away. However, if you have insurance, your insurance policy probably requires you to cooperate with your insurance company and to provide a statement to the company. If you fail to cooperate with your insurance company, it may void your coverage.
 

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What should a landlord do if a tenant stops paying rent? What happens if your tenant damages the rental property? How do I file an eviction action against a tenant?  Whether you own a large multi-unit apartment complex or are renting a single family residence, you need a landlord tenant lawyer to protect your income producing property. Our firm represents landlords in Bowling Green, Ohio and surrounding areas and that means we are the right choice for all your legal needs. Attorney Schuman helps landlords collect unpaid rent; obtain compensation for damages caused to rental property; provides lease drafting and compliance consulting; provides representation for evictions; and assists landlords with many other issues associated with Ohio Landlord Tenant Law.  Please call now to discuss your case because a solution is often only a phone call away!

Why is it important to have a will? Why do lawyers recommend that everyone have one? Well, if you were to pass away, who would inherit what you have? Without a will, Ohio law provides for distribution of your property – but in a way that you may not approve of. With a will, you get to specify who receives your property. You can also name alternates so that if the first person you chose to receive your property is no longer alive, the alternate will receive your property. A will also allows you to leave money to multiple family members in the proportions you want. You can also leave money to charities. Having a will simplifies how your property is distributed and avoids disputes among family members and friends who survive you. Wills can be changed, and should be reviewed every five to ten years with your attorney to make sure that your current wishes are expressed.
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Will, Trust, & Estates Lawyer Bowling Green, Ohio

Why is it important to have a will? Why do lawyers recommend that everyone have one? Well, if you were to pass away, who would inherit what you have? Without a will, Ohio law provides for distribution of your property – but in a way that you may not approve of. With a will, you get to specify who receives your property. You can also name alternates so that if the first person you chose to receive your property is no longer alive, the alternate will receive your property. A will also allows you to leave money to multiple family members in the proportions you want. You can also leave money to charities. Having a will simplifies how your property is distributed and avoids disputes among family members and friends who survive you. Wills can be changed, and should be reviewed every five to ten years with your attorney to make sure that your current wishes are expressed.

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