What You Should Know

The following legal guides provide information on various issues that the attorneys at Kirby, Thomas, Brandenburg & D’Amico, L.P.A. handle in their practice. They are here for your reference but please keep in mind that you should contact us regarding your unique situation.

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Social Security Disability: Rumor vs. Reality
What To Expect in Traffic Court
What Rights do Grandparents Have after Divorce?
Wills
Worried About Foreclosure? What You Should Know
Title Insurance Protects Owners and Lenders
What You Should Know about On-Line Shopping
Prepare to "Face the Music" when Downloading from Internet
Understanding How Criminal Records Are Sealed (Expunged)
What Birth Parents Should Know about Adoption Process
Understanding Gift and Estate Taxes
Bankruptcy
Tenant/Landlord Rights and Obligations
What You Should Know about Medicaid
Auto Accidents
Understand Risks When Drinking and Driving
What Are the Residency Requirements for Ohio Guardians?
Trusts Can Benefit Your Grandchildren
After Foreclosure: What You Should Know
Reverse Mortgages Convert Home Equity into Cash
What You Should Know about Guardianships and Advance Care Planning
Auto Accidents: Do You Know Your Legal Responsibilities?
Understand OVI Laws Before Taking the Wheel
Step-Parent Adoption Is Permanent
Transfer On Death Deed Avoids Probate
Quitclaim Deed Transfers Property without Ownership Guarantee
What You Should Know about Auto Insurance Law
What You Should Know about Loaning Your Car to Others
"SYO" Sentences Combine Juvenile and Adult Penalties for Serious Crimes
Spousal Support Determined Case by Case
Sorting Out Housing Options for Seniors
Using Trusts to Improve Quality of Life for Individuals with Disabilities
Sharing Parental Responsibilities After Separation
Probate
Mold: An Old Contaminant Creates New Concerns for Homeowners
Some Useful Websites
Pending Divorce Does Not Change Marital Status for Income Tax Filing
Ohio's Income Tax on Trusts Is Here To Stay
Buying a Home
Understanding the Different Forms of Bank Account Ownership
Parents May Be Liable for Child's Actions
Ohioans Can Use Living Will To Express Anatomical Gift Intentions
Ask Questions When Using Title Insurance Agencies
Trusts Can Help Protect from Bank Failure
Ohio’s Marriage Laws
Nursing Home Access: A Consumer Perspective
The Court Says I Won: Now, How Do I Collect?
Ohio Law Allows Attorney-Arranged Adoptions
Medicaid and Married Couples
Tenants Should Look Out for Intent-To-Vacate Clauses
Divorce Mediation
Make Sure Your Assets Go To Intended Beneficiaries
Tenants Have Security Deposit Rights
Divorce, Dissolution & Separation
Living Wills and Health Care Powers of Attorney
Save Taxes and Money, Too
Child Support
Living Trusts
Rights Must Be Registered To Prevent Copyright Infringement
At the Crossroads of Grandparent Visitation
Dying Without a Will
Resolving Disputes Without a Trial
Adoptions Raise “Right to Know” Questions
Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Orders
Recognized Advance Directive Forms Simplify Health Care Planning
A Guardian Ad Litem Protects Children’s Interests
Ask Questions When Pre-Paying for Funerals
Public Schools May Test Students for Drugs under Certain Circumstances
Ask Questions To Decide if a Living Trust is Right for You
Public Records Are Not Always Accessible
Administering an Estate Without a Will
Prompt Pay Law Makes Sure Ohio Health Insurance Companies Pay Up On Time
Privacy Laws Govern Tape Recordings
Police Must Give Miranda Warnings
Planning for Taxes
Patients Should Know Their Rights
Online Law
Ohio's Lemon Law Protects Consumers
Ohio’s Credit Laws
Ohio Law Gives Rules for Farm Machinery on Roadways
Ohio’s Courts
Ohio Allows for License To Carry Concealed Weapons
My Child Is 18; Now What?
Members of the Military Have Civilian Job Protections
Lawyer Ethics and Discipline
Jury Service
Guardianships
Intellectual Property Rights
Financial Powers of Attorney
Certified Attorney Specialists
Being a Witness
Attorneys
At Will Employment Is the Rule in Ohio
Your Rights if Questioned, Stopped or Arrested by the Police
What You Should Know about Powers of Attorney

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Family Law
Bankruptcy
Estate Planning

What You Should Know

General Legal Information
Personal Injury
Criminal Defense
Domestic Relations
Estates
Bankruptcies
Real Estate

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Kirby, Thomas, Brandenburg & D'Amico, L.P.A.
Attorneys at Law
4 Sycamore Creek Drive
Springboro, Ohio 45066
Phone: (937) 748 - 1004
Fax: (937) 748 - 2390
E-mail: info@kirbylaw.com