Dayton Family Law And Criminal Defense Blog

When going through a divorce, one of the most stressful aspects can often be going through the process of dividing assets, especially when there are a lot of high-value assets to divide, such as multiple homes and cars. Over the years, married couples tend to become financially intertwined, and when children are involved, one parent might earn a significant portion of the household income while the other assumes child care-related duties. This can mean that dividing assets fairly can prove to be challenging.

One of the first steps in the division of assets is evaluating all of the assets and assigning a monetary value to all of them so that they can be objectively assessed. In order to do this, a valuation date must be assigned. This might seem simple, but it does have the potential to significantly affect the valuation amount of each asset.

It's so easy to lose track of time when enjoying an evening with friends. So much so, that when you get in the car to drive home, you may have underestimated the amount that you drank over the course of the night. So when you get pulled over by a law enforcement officer who requests that you perform a Breathalyzer test, you might feel confident that you will blow under the limit when in fact you do not.

It's an all too common story across the United States, and it unfortunately can lead to an OVI charge in the state of Ohio. If you have been found to be driving a vehicle in Ohio with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 percent or higher, it is important that you understand how the law works so that you can act efficiently for a successful result.

There are many creative ways to start businesses, and typical business structures include hierarchical structures. Hierarchical structures often take the form of the founder being at the top of the system, risking more but potentially reaping the highest financial benefits. Meanwhile, the least experienced employees at the bottom of the hierarchy will likely receive the lowest pay.

This is a picture of a typical organization, and while this pyramid structure is completely legal, there are many organizations that become unlawful when they take on a similar, but slightly deviated form. These types of organizations are know as pyramid or Ponzi schemes.

There are numerous ways nurses can lose their licenses. Some of the most common include fraud, going into work impaired or failing to keep the nursing board informed of your current address. However, nurses may also face serious consequences from a career perspective if a judge finds them guilty of operating a vehicle impaired. 

There are already numerous consequences on the table for an OVI conviction, including hefty fines and jail time. Some people will face challenges in their career after an OVI conviction because they will most likely lose their driver's licenses, preventing them from getting to work. However, you may lose your ability to perform your job entirely if you are a nurse.