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Many different states have different terms and phrasing for what they consider drinking or using while operating a vehicle. The most common terms are driving under the influence (DUI) and operating under the influence (OUI). Within the state of Ohio if you are caught with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent you will be…
Marijuana, a hot conversation starter on if it should be legalized or not. There are currently twenty-one states, two US Territories, and the District of Columbia that have legalized recreational use of cannabis in the year 2022. However this is not including Ohio. The only form of marijuana that can legally be purchased is medical…
It’s that time of the year again, the holidays are right around the corner where people go out to work parties, friend houses, and family get-togethers. Where you may forget how much you had to drink before you get behind the wheel. It’s no surprise that there is an uptick in drunk drivers during this…
Divorce can be a difficult life decision because so many factors are involved. You’re no longer with your spouse and you have to find a way to move forward. It can be especially difficult if children are involved and having to figure out what is best for them. That’s where we come in, our goal…
Marijuana for recreational use continues to be illegal at the federal level – but many states have legalized its use for both recreation and medical conditions. Hunt Law, LLC is located in Warren, OH and specializes in criminal defense and a common question we get is – is marijuana legal in Ohio? We are here…
Have you made the mistake of having a few drinks and getting behind the wheel? Have you been cited for DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or OVI (Operating a Vehicle While Impaired)? You may have asked – should I hire a lawyer for a DUI in Ohio? Hunt Law, LLC – located in Warren, OH…
The divorce process is complicated, but it can get more unbearable if finances are involved. Alimony or spousal support is a court-ordered payment that one spouse pays to the other during or after divorce. The payment amount is intended to ensure that each spouse can maintain the lifestyle they enjoyed before the break-up. Spouses should…
When parents seek co-parenting advice, they are often instructed on what not to do instead of ideas on how to make shared parenting work. Although there is no magic formula on how to co-parent effectively, there are ways to improve a co-parenting relationship: Create a Shared Parenting Plan Relationships might end, but being a parent…
‘Child custody’ and ‘visitation’ are common terms in separation and divorce cases. Most people use these terms interchangeably, but in reality, they have different legal meanings. In this blog, family lawyers from Hunt Law explain the key differences between child custody and visitation to help you understand how these two terms are used in the family court…
A car accident can cause trauma, loss of income and other inconveniences. Suppose you have been involved in a car accident and have suffered serious injuries. In that case, you have two options: handle the insurance claims process on your own or hire a car accident attorney. While you can negotiate with the insurance company,…
Dogs are man’s best friend. However, sometimes man’s best friend is not always “friendly.” Poorly trained and aggressive dogs, especially those with a propensity for biting, pose a significant risk of injury to children and adults in their vicinity. Approximately 80,000 Americans sustain severe dog attack injuries every year. If you are a victim, you may…
Although riding a motorcycle can be fun and adventurous, there is no debate that motorcycles can be incredibly dangerous. However, you can take some precautions to keep yourself safe on the road. It is essential to review the most common motorcycle accident types to understand how you can avoid them and know what to do…
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