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Categories: Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, Juvenile Law Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Professional Liability & Negligence Law Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys, Wrongful Death Attorneys

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Divorce
Child Support
Modifications to child support happen when a life-changing or significant financial event occurs. One of your children may have emancipated (gotten older) or one parent may have received a significant raise or relocated, which warrants a review of the support amount. If a modification is necessary or appropriate, it is a smart idea to work with a knowledgeable lawyer who is familiar with the techniques needed to accurately calculate a modification, as well as present the information to the court for approval. The attorneys at Baker, Baker and Baker, LLC can assist you with a modification and are prepared to answer your questions and concerns. We are entirely committed to our clients' needs, and offer timely and effective legal solutions for your particular situation.
Child Custody and Visitation
In determining custody in Ohio, both parents come to the process on equal footing. It is more common to allocate parental rights under a shared parenting plan, if it is in the best interests of the child. Our Cuyahoga Lorain County child custody attorneys step into this process by evaluating your family's situation and assisting in the legal process of drafting an age appropriate parenting plan that serves the best interests of your children. We are here to answer the questions you may have, such as...
Adoption
Spousal Support
2. Bankruptcy discharges all past debts. Many people file bankruptcy hoping they'll be able to start fresh afterwards, but several types of debt are not discharged by bankruptcy. "If you have domestic support obligations [such as alimony or child support], those can't be removed under any circumstances," says Lita Epstein, author of

Criminal Defense
Domestic violence is a crime committed by one family member against another. It includes charges such as simple, aggravated, or felonious assault, stalking, menacing, and other charges. It can involve spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends, children, parents, and elderly members of a household. If you have been charged with domestic violence, it is extremely important to consult a skilled criminal defense attorney, such as Baker, Baker & Baker LLC, as soon as possible. We have the experience, skill, and knowledge to help you achieve a positive resolution to this legal issue.
DUI/DWI
On September 28th 2012, a major change in the Ohio expungement law took effect. An expungement is a legal procedure that allows all references to past criminal convictions to be cleared and the court files sealed. The new law changes what convictions can be expunged. This means people with multiple convictions may be eligible to get their past offenses sealed. The following charges may qualify for expungement: One (1) felony conviction; two (2) separate misdemeanor convictions, if not the same offense, and no more than one (1) felony and one (1) misdemeanor offense. Not all crimes are eligible for expungement, such as: DUI, Driving Under Suspension, sex offenses, and other violent crimes. There are also time restrictions to expungements. Misdemeanor cases require a waiting period of one (1) year after the case is closed and felonies require a three (3) year waiting period after the case is closed. A case is considered closed when court costs and restitution are paid and when the person is discharged from any probation period. Although, it is still ultimately the Court’s decision to grant the expungment, it is an excellent way to put past mistakes behind you and have your criminal record sealed.
Wrongful Death
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
Burglary
A theft or forgery charge can have serious negative implications on your record, future employment, and can lead to severe penalties including excessive fines or jail time. If you face theft, forgery, burglary, or even simple shoplifting charges, you need an attorney who will investigate the charges and evidence, identify weaknesses in the government's case, and develop the best strategy for you. Whether you seek to protect your freedom, your reputation, or your financial security, the lawyers at Baker, Baker, and Baker, LLC, will work hard to achieve your goals.
White Collar Crimes
Theft
Misdemeanors
Juvenile crimes can be either felonies or misdemeanors, depending on the severity of the crime. In some cases, particularly those involving violence, sexual crime, crime on school campus, or other factors such as gang enhancements or use of weapons, the juvenile offender will be charged as an adult and subject to adult penalties.
Drug Crimes
In Ohio, drug charges can carry heavy fines, jail time, and a loss of driving privileges. To protect your rights, you should retain an experienced Ohio drug crime lawyer, such as Baker, Baker & Baker LLC, as soon as possible. Many drug charges are felonies, but even possession of a small amount of marijuana can cause a 6-month drivers license suspension. Felony drug offenses also have the potential to result in forfeiture of money or property as an additional penalty if convicted of such an offense.
Assault
Juvenile Crimes
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Probation Violation
Shoplifting
Forgery

Premises Liability
Property Damage
Property damage claims are designed to cover the cost of damage to your vehicle—or personal property. Damages sought in property damage claims typically include...

Personal Injury
When you have a car accident that causes you injury, your car probably has damage as well. Personal injury claims—claims for physical injuries—and property damage claims—claims for the damage to your vehicle—are handled separately under the law.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Most probate issues can be avoided with the kind of thorough estate planning we recommend at Baker, Baker & Baker LLC. Sometimes, unfortunately, even when individuals are armed with the most careful estate planning possible, probate is unavoidable. When there is a challenge to estate assets that could adversely affect you, you need experienced and skilled probate attorneys representing you and your family's interests.
Probate
The most critical phase of the probate law process comes with the passing of a family member. Our collective goal - that of our probate attorneys and our survivor clients - should be to locate the deceased's will and their assets, to prevent any dissipation of the estate.

Bankruptcy
1. People who file for bankruptcy are financially irresponsible. "There's always going to be some kind of abuse, but it's far more likely that people run into very serious personal problems in one of three areas: losing their job, going through a divorce, or suffering a serious illness," says Walter W. Miller Jr., who teaches bankruptcy law at Boston University School of Law.
Foreclosure
Stop a foreclosure any time prior to a Sheriff's foreclosure sale, and allow you to repay your mortgage arrears. You will still be obligated to make all future payments on your mortgage payments, but they may not proceed with the foreclosure. Call us now because once the sheriff sells your home, there is nothing we can do to stop the sale. Or in a
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