Business

A lot of documents require signatures to be signed with a notary public, from deeds to car titles to powers of attorney.

When a good deal comes up, whether that be when you find a bargain deal on a blouse or the perfect throw pillow for your guest room, most people love to find deals and rush to purchase the item when they find it.

Electronic recording, also known as e-recording, is a method of delivering and returning executed documents electronically to a county recorder from a submitter.

The IRS will issue unique numbers to identify various businesses, trusts and relationships. These numbers are referred to as Employer Identification Numbers. Sometimes the EIN will also be called the federal Tax Identification Number, and this TIN is the same thing as an EIN.

As the weather gets warmer, more and more people start to spend time outside enjoying the nice weather. This means more people are taking walks with pets and loved ones.

In April, Gov. Mike DeWine gave his State of the State Address. In the annual address, the governor addresses the state by highlighting the goals and accomplishments of the state. Additionally, the governor often announces new initiatives. The state of the state address is held as a joint session of the Ohio General Assembly in the House Chambers of the Ohio Statehouse.

Contracts tend to involve people who make different promises to and agreements with each other. Those people who agreed with each other and are making different promises and agreements are called the “parties.”

Once you meet with an attorney and have set up your new business, you may be asking yourself, “Now what?” Once you have all the legal documents in place and your new business, like an LLC, is legally set up with the state, you are able to finish the following checklist.

We all like to think we are organized and will be able to find particular paperwork if and when we need it. Some of our most important paperwork a lot of people, like myself, keep in a lock box at their home. However, there could be unfortunate circumstances beyond our control that destroy our home (tornados, fires, floods, etc.) and result in lost or misplaced government-issued numbers.

People have nicknames for their friends and family members when they do not wish to use formal legal names.