Cincinnati Legal Issues Blog
Second Infusion of the Paycheck Protection Program
As part of the CARES Act, $349 billion dollars was originally allocated to small businesses, initially as forgivable loans through the Paycheck Protection Program. Within 13 days, those funds were completely exhausted – with many applicants frustrated in even getting...
What financial documents should I change after divorce?
When people decide to divorce, they typically know it will impact many facets of their life. They have probably thought about how to handle child custody or who should keep a shared home, and they have likely made choices about other emotionally tied aspects. What...
Don’t run afoul of Cincinnati’s new salary history law
Employers in the city of Cincinnati will soon be prohibited from asking job applicants about their salary history. The new “Prohibited Salary History Inquiry and Use” ordinance, passed by Cincinnati City Council in 2019, is slated to take effect in April of 2020. ...
What does the Department of Labor’s new rule mean?
After three years of back and forth discussion regarding the new limits of the Overtime Rule, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has finally reached a conclusion. Their ruling will extend overtime pay to 1.3 million American workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act...
Complying with the law when hiring employees
As Ohio businesses grow, owners may find themselves coming to a point at which they need to hire employees. This can be an exciting time because it means that the company is expanding, but it can also be nerve-wracking because owners certainly want to ensure that any...
What does the Department of Labor’s new rule mean?
After three years of back and forth discussion regarding the new limits of the Overtime Rule, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has finally reached a conclusion. Their ruling will extend overtime pay to 1.3 million American workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act...
Stocks, other employment perks could affect divorce outcomes
Ending a marriage means assessing details that many Ohio and Kentucky residents may not have considered before. For instance, individuals going through divorce need to understand how their income and other compensation could affect their property division proceedings....
Estate planning as an individual with a chronic illness
Thinking about the future and making plans for your estate and health care years down the road can be difficult and anxiety-inducing. This is especially true for individuals who have chronic illnesses. If you have a sickness that will likely impact the rest of your...
Balancing your job with the divorce process
Perhaps you never realized how consuming your divorce would be. Not only is it taking a great deal of your time, but you may find that it takes up much of your thoughts. Perhaps you are preparing for your deposition, taking inventory of your assets and working out a...
DIY trends may not suit estate planning
Leaving your family without a plan when you are unable to care for yourself or after you are gone will result in anxiety and confusion for your loved ones. Putting your wishes down on paper when it comes to end-of-life care and how you want your final affairs...
