If a buyer claims you lied about your home’s condition, don’t panic. This guide explains how Ohio law handles real estate fraud claims and how sellers can protect themselves.

Planning a home remodeling or repair project in Ohio? As of January 1, 2025, a new law requires contracts for projects costing $25,000 or more to meet specific requirements, ensuring clearer agreements and better protection for homeowners.

Ohio’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act (ODTPA) is crucial for protecting consumers and businesses from unfair practices. Learn how this legislation can help safeguard your operations and maintain fair competition.

The Ohio government has made it easier to sue contractors for bad work on homes, but the amount of money you can get from suing them is now less.

When you hire a homebuilder, they must do a good job. This means they need to work like any skilled worker would.

With the booming real estate market in Cleveland, choosing a trustworthy home contractor is crucial to avoid financial and legal messes. Learn essential tips to ensure your contractor is registered, licensed, and reliable.

Creating an entity like an LLC or corporation has many benefits, but businesses cannot represent themselves in court. Learn why hiring a lawyer is essential for legal actions involving your business.

Starting July 1, 2021, Ohio mandates that all residential home inspections be conducted by licensed inspectors. This new regulation offers potential relief for home buyers, including the ability to sue for negligent inspections and access the Home Inspection Recovery Fund.

It's spring, and water is entering your house—maybe through the roof, siding, or basement. After inspection, you find out this issue has been ongoing for a long time, and the previous owner likely knew but didn't disclose it. What are your options?

Struggling with a contractor who left your roof unfinished? Find out how municipal bonds can help you recover damages and ensure your roof is repaired.