Most people in Ohio don’t think about writing a living will because they assume they may never need it. But, sorry for using this cliché phrase, life can be unpredictable. An unexpected medical emergency can leave you incapacitated and you may not be able to advocate...
Month: August 2026
Can city officials use personal phones for public business?
Picture a council member texting a colleague about an upcoming zoning vote while making dinner at home. It feels private, yet that message may belong to the public as much as one typed on a city computer. In Ohio, that distinction has little to do with which phone you...

