If you own a property with someone else, you may not agree on what should happen to it. You want to sell, but the other owner wants to keep it. Without an agreement, you cannot simply sell the whole property on your own. Ohio law gives you another option through a...
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The risks of handling a property dispute yourself
Serious property disputes can arise for both commercial and residential landowners. When a neighbor literally oversteps the boundaries by violating fence laws or overseeing a potentially damaging project, you should carefully consider how best to proceed. Notifying...
3 reasons landlords can evict tenants under Ohio law
Unless you have a verbal agreement, as the landlord, your lease and state law limit your rights regarding the rental property. You will likely have to give your tenant notice anytime you need to enter unless there is a true emergency. There are also only a handful of...
How do you solve a dispute about your property’s boundary?
Maybe you've always had a friendly relationship with your neighbors, or perhaps the most interaction you've had involved waving at one another from your driveways. Regardless of your existing relationship with the people whose property abuts your own, things will...