Matthew Kearney

Charging Stations & Electric Vehicle Policies Involving Condominium Property

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Many Americans are trading in their gas-powered vehicles for electric vehicles (“EV”) including those living in Community Associations. According to the registration data from Experian (via Automotive News), out of 1.24 million new light vehicles registered in January 2023, 87,708, or 7.1 percent were all-electric.[1] Shockingly, this is a seventy-four (74) percent increase year-over-year and a …

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No Matter the Outcome, We Must Act Like Gentlemen

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In 2020, I had the privilege of sitting second chair during two jury trials in the Holmes County Court of Common Pleas. One was a civil jury trial involving a business dispute and the other was a criminal jury trial involving several charges. Sitting “second chair” during a jury trial essentially means:   a lawyer …

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What to Expect During a Family or Criminal Law Consultation

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One of the greatest aspects of being an attorney is conducting consultations with potential new clients. As someone who enjoys talking and meeting with people, I truly enjoy helping, educating, and empowering individuals who seek answers to some of the most difficult and challenging questions and experiences that they will go through in their life. …

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“Flat Fee” Dissolution Packages at EQUES Law Group

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EQUES Law Group rolled out flat fee dissolution packages for clients seeking to dissolve their marriage in a non-contentious, or non-argumentative, way.  We understand that one of the most stressful factors in retaining an attorney is not knowing the exact cost of what you will pay. While we cannot offer fixed pricing for all our …

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Visitation for Grandparents under Ohio Law

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Under Ohio law, Grandparents may pursue visitation rights with their grandchild(ren) in certain situations, such as when: Married parents terminate the marriage or separate A parent passes away; The child’s mother is unmarried; or, A child is deemed abused, neglected, or dependent.   A Court will more than likely grant visitation time to a grandparent …

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