Should I Add Someone to My Deed
By Yonas & PhillabaumApril 1, 2024
Should I Add Someone to My Deed? Deeds are the most frequently utilized real estate tool that is essential to every purchase and sale of real property. A Deed is a physical legal document, which transfers ownership of real property from one person or entity to another. A deed can also be utilized […]
Ten Questions About OVI’s Answered
By Jason PhillabaumMarch 1, 2024
The following are the top 10 questions I get asked as it relates to OVI’s. An OVI is “Operating a Motor Vehicle under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol.” Previously, OVI’s were called DUI’s. My advice is to get an Uber if you drink. However, in the event you or a close friend […]
Who is Responsible in an Auto Accident?
By Yonas & PhillabaumFebruary 1, 2024
Who is Responsible in an Auto Accident? Ohio is an at-fault state, meaning the driver who is determined to be at fault for an auto accident is subsequently liable for injuries and damages. Damages can mean property damage, medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, etc. For this reason, fault and/or liability in […]
What is a Land Contract?
By Yonas & PhillabaumJanuary 1, 2024
What is a Land Contract? A land contract is a form of seller financing for a real estate purchase. Similar to a lease, the buyer makes monthly payments to the seller to be credited toward the purchase price. Unlike a lease, the buyer is responsible for maintenance and repairs on the property. […]
Is a Trust Right For Me?
By Yonas & PhillabaumDecember 1, 2023
Is a Trust Right for Me? Trusts are one of the most effective estate planning tools for preserving assets for heirs and avoiding the high costs and hassles of probate administration. A common myth we hear from clients is that “I am not rich enough to have a trust.” or “I don’t […]
Can I Get Out of My Real Estate Purchase Contract?
By Yonas & PhillabaumNovember 1, 2023
Can I Get Out of My Real Estate Purchase Contract? By: Yonas & Phillabaum, LLC, Attorneys at Law Disclosure: This does not constitute legal advice nor an attorney-client relationship and is subject to current Ohio law. A real estate purchase contract constitutes a binding and enforceable agreement between the parties. This agreement […]