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03 8th, 2010 |
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Here is a selection of recent criminal case results involving my clients. It is not a comprehensive list of case results.
/11/CRB/29542
Client charged with impeding traffic by standing in the street, a fourth degree misdemeanor. A trial was held before Judge Russell on December 16, 2011. Client found not guilty.
/11/CRB/12041
Dismissal of city income tax charges for client. Sept 25, 2011.
/10/CRB/34467
Charges of failure to produce records for Cincinnati income taxes. Charges dismissed after...
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Mar 19th, 2010
July 14, 2010: The Court of Appeals rules that even if you win your DUI/OVI case and you are found not guilty, that does not mean your Administrative License Suspension is terminated. In this case, a driver was pulled over for OVI and charged. He refused the breath test, which results in an administrative license suspension from the State of Ohio. Even though he was found not guilty after a trial, that...
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Mar 18th, 2010
How you behave with law enforcement can be vital to the officer’s decision making. Investigating officers are given a great deal of discretion in handling any situation. They may simply be seeking information to put in their report or they may be deciding whether or not to issue a citation. At the initial stage you must know your rights in order to protect yourself and, if necessary, aid your...
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Mar 12th, 2010
What is a collaborative divorce?
You may want to choose an attorney familiar with collaborative law. You can find a professional at the Cincinnati Academy of Collaborative Professionals. This is a process of reaching an agreement regarding the division of property and about parenting time with your children without having a trial at Court. It is a cooperative way to approach the many issues that must...
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Mar 10th, 2010
You may want to explore another option for the divorce process by visiting the Cincinnati Academy of Professional Collaboratives. Collaborative family law is an alternative to divorce litigation. It is generally used in the context of a dissolution of marriage but in some cases, the collaborative process can commence even after a divorce has been filed, provided that the divorce proceedings are stayed....