Category: Ohio Juvenile Court
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As you are probably aware, you have to be 16 to obtain a driver’s license, 18 to legally be an adult, and 21 to reach legal drinking age. Because these legal ages are all different, an OVI conviction can have different results depending on how old you are. Most drivers are over the age of…
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At Dearie, Fischer, and Martinson, we have handled thousands of juvenile court cases over the last twenty years. Most people know what it means to have a criminal conviction as an adult, but things are a little bit different when it comes to juvenile adjudication in Ohio. If your child is facing a juvenile delinquency…
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We have written many articles on juvenile law in Ohio. Anyone under the age of 18 in Ohio (or any other state) is legally a juvenile. Typically, when a plaintiff alleges a juvenile to have committed an illegal act, the juvenile court handles the case. We call these cases delinquency cases. These cases are civil matters even…
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Anyone below the age of eighteen is considered a juvenile. If you have reached the age of eighteen already, you may remember how certain things changed as you legally became an adult. Even if you have been in Juvenile Court as a juvenile, you may or may not have noticed the difference in Court proceedings…
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For parents in Ohio whose child has gotten into some form of trouble with the law, the concept of juvenile justice will come to the forefront. It could be a drug charge, driving under the influence, a physical altercation or something more severe. Regardless of the allegations, it is imperative to understand the options available…
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After conviction, many people seek to have their records sealed or expunged. Sealing and Expunging are processes that remove your record from public view. For help or with questions getting started on sealing or expunging your Ohio juvenile record call our greater Cincinnati office at our office or our Greater Dayton office at our office.…
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What are the penalties for Teen Sexting in Ohio? Penalties for teen sexting in Ohio are no joke. Before deciding to engage in sexting, make sure you understand these legal facts: You are aware of some of the risks cell phones and their apps may pose to your children, but make sure you are also…
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The arrest of a minor can be traumatic for the child and a shock for the parent. Processing so many emotions and so much information quickly can be overwhelming. Because Ohio’s juvenile justice system likes to move quickly, contacting counsel promptly will be important for both legal help and perspective. Here are a few tips and clues…
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Parents have a lot of questions when their teen reaches driving age. While many things about seeing your child get behind the wheel for the first time may be fraught with worries and complications, educating yourself about teen driving law can help to ease your mind. While parents’ primary concern is that their teens avoid…
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Many new drivers face temptation to drive at high speeds on Ohio roadways, especially if they drive expensive or fast cars. When individuals engage in races on the road, it creates an environment that could lead to disaster. Drag racing can cause serious car accidents, resulting in significant bodily injuries or death. Not only can…
