20 May

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Why we developed “flat fee” dissolution packages at White Law Office, Co.

Recently, White Law Office, Co. 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 services, we can offer fixed pricing for dissolutions. It is a way of offering peace of mind to those who are in one of the most troubling times of their life. Our office developed flat fee dissolution packages to provide clients with the comfort of...

13 May

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Department of Health Guidelines for Re-Opening Restaurants and Bars

Posted by Thomas D. White

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Department of Health Guidelines for Re-Opening Restaurants and Bars

As dine-in services for Ohio’s restaurants and bars re-open, here are some thoughts about the Ohio Department of Health guidelines for in-restaurant dining. For more information, please see coronavirus.ohio.gov or call your local health department. HEALTHY COOKS AND WAITERS. Increased employee monitoring and training are mandated. Bar and restaurant managers have the responsibility to assure on a daily basis that employees are healthy when they report to work and are monitored throughout their shift if they get sick. MASKED WAITERS. With very few exceptions, restaurant and bar workers must be masked. MASKED DINERS. While masks for diners is recommended, except when eating, diner...

11 May

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Visitation for Grandparents under Ohio Law

Posted by Matthew Kearney

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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 separateA 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 in a proceeding for divorce, dissolution, or legal separation if the grandparent files a motion in the appropriate court seeking visitation rights. If the Court agrees with the said motion and finds that it is in the best interest of the minor grandchild(ren) then the Court may award reasonable visitation time. If...

05 May

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Should my Church (or other Religious Institution) Apply for Federal Loans offered during this Pandemic?

Posted by Moriah E. Schmidt

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should my church apply for federal loans

By now, you are likely familiar with the SBA’s loans for hard-hit businesses during this national pandemic. All organizations have been impacted in some way by the coronavirus, including non-profit organizations. It is of some relief to hear that non-profit organization can also apply for governmental relief that is available under the CARES Act, such as the Paycheck Protection Program (although it is currently out of funds and no longer taking new applications) and the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Emergency Advance. Through a set of FAQ’s, the Small Business Administration made clear not only that faith-based organizations are eligible to receive...

17 April

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Practical COVID-19 Finance Tips from a CFO

Posted by Irene Burgett

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Fear and uncertainty are what most people are dealing with emotionally and financially these days. Control over many aspects of life has been taken away or changed. There are not a lot of options at this point, other than to abide by directives from the government and do our part. Your financial situation may have changed, and you could be wondering what to do now, or maybe it hasn’t changed and you’re wondering if your emergency reserves will hold up. If you’re one of the many that has found themselves unemployed, look to see if Fannie Mae or Freddy Mac own...

09 April

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So You’re Starting a NonProfit. Here are some FAQs.

Posted by Moriah E. Schmidt

in Business Law

Do you have a mission or vision to positively impact others’ lives? Do you see a need that you believe needs to be met by an organization rather than just on an individual basis? Then you may be thinking of starting a not-for-profit organization (“nonprofit”) to help you make these visions a reality. At the White Law Office, Co., we are committed to helping nonprofits succeed. This blog answers some frequently asked questions related to starting a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization in Ohio. Stayed tuned to the White Papers for further resources for your nonprofit organization. Is every “nonprofit” tax-exempt? No. It is...

07 April

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How To Start a Non-Profit Organization in Ohio

Posted by Moriah E. Schmidt

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Starting a Non-Profit Organization in Ohio

Starting and operating a non-profit organization can be a little overwhelming. Unfortunately, it can be easy to miss a legal requirement which could jeopardize your organization or your tax-exempt status, if you are also seeking to be tax-exempt. In order to make this process as seamless as possible for you, we’ve put together a shorthand checklist to assist you get your new Ohio non-profit organization off to a great start. Step 1: Name your Organization. This may seem like an obvious step; however, there are certain requirements for naming a non-profit corporation in Ohio. The legal name of your nonprofit corporation must...

Why we developed “flat fee” dissolution packages at White Law Office, Co.

Department of Health Guidelines for Re-Opening Restaurants and Bars

Visitation for Grandparents under Ohio Law

Should my Church (or other Religious Institution) Apply for Federal Loans offered during this Pandemic?

Practical COVID-19 Finance Tips from a CFO

So You’re Starting a NonProfit. Here are some FAQs.

How To Start a Non-Profit Organization in Ohio

To Trust or Not to Trust

To Trust or Not to Trust, That is the Question…

Planning Prevents Problems

Tips for Trustees

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