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1 Attorney lawyers are available in Millersburg, Ohio, including The White Law Office. These lawyers are rated between 4.0/5 to 5.0/5 and 54% provide free consultation.

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The White Law Office

, Millersburg , Ohio 44654

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“I started a company and needed all my legal documents, and they had phenomenal service!”

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Landlord is being a menace. | Aug 21, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Ohio We live in one side of a duplex, the other side is occupied by our landlord's mentally unstable son- he's become paranoid that we're doing things to bother him (we're not) and as a direct result our landlord has decided to terminate our lease. We are complying with this request even though we technically only got a 29 day notice and have found a new place, we'll be gone before September 1st. August rent was paid prior to the notice to vacate, we haven't had any other notices or communications with the landlord prior to this other than paying rent on time every month. Landlord sent an email yesterday asking for photos of the house to show a prospective new tenant. We declined, since we're in the process of moving so everything is a mess and full of boxes and honestly I feel no obligation to help her. At 9:10pm she sent an email informing us she will be here in the morning to take photos herself. We went ahead and took some photos and sent them to her and reminded her she needs to give a 24 hour notice to enter while we're still tenants. She was unsatisfied with the photos and says she'll be here in the morning. I intend to record the interaction if she shows up, I'm not sure how this will escalate but I would like some guidance on what I should be doing to hold her accountable if our rights are infringed…
Will I be arrested for this? | Aug 15, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Ohio So I’m 15 trans male. And while talking to someone who was also 15 male, he sent me pictures of his cock without warning and didnt stop. He also asked me to send pictures of my private parts which I just sent screenshots from the hub. And I’ve been researching and that can technically be considered sending porn to a minor even though he demanded to see photos of my body and sent me pics of him without warning. It can also be considered cp because he sent me dick pics while he was also a minor. Once again, I never asked him to do this. I eventually blocked him and deleted the messages but I’m holding on to some screenshots for evidence. This left me scarred please help thank you Mods I will delete this once I get my answer
Can my employer discipline me for showing coworkers my own write-up? | Aug 14, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
location: Ohio I work at a private manufacturing facility and I'm in a union bargaining unit. Last month I received a written warning for attendance points. I thought some of the points were being calculated incorrectly because our schedule had changed with very little notice, so during lunch I showed the write-up to two coworkers and asked whether they'd had the same thing happen. Both said they'd recently received points under similar circumstances. We compared the dates and later brought it up with our union steward because it looked like the issue might affect more people than just me. Management found out that I had shown the write-up to coworkers. Yesterday I received another written warning for "sharing confidential disciplinary information." HR told me disciplinary documents are confidential workplace records and aren't supposed to be discussed with other employees. The document didn't contain anyone else's information. It was my name, my attendance dates, the policy they said I violated and the discipline issued to me. Our steward says they can't order employees not to discuss their own discipline when they're comparing working conditions with coworkers. Can the company legally discipline me for showing and discussing my own write-up with other employees, or would that be protected union/concerted activity?
Signed a lease last week and regret it. How to get out of 12 month lease agreement? | Aug 14, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Toledo Ohio. The place is just disgusting, peak slumlord building. Nothing is sealed properly, gaps in the windows, theres holes in the ceiling if you open the cabinets, and there’s mold in the bathroom. The laundry room is terrifying. I was cleaning the kitchen and straight up had a breakdown because I kept wiping the same areas, scrubbing with all my might, and they’re still dirty/dusty. The paint is chipping in the sunroom, in the laundry room, and the kitchen. Speaking of the sunroom, the screen is just falling off the hinges so it’s open to the world and only one rickety old door blocking the area off, also chipping and gaps all around it. Idk, I was rushed to move and signed the first lease I could afford. I don’t want to live here. I’m going to be calling attorneys tomorrow, but I’m not legal savvy or anything but this lease is like 5 pages and I paid him through Venmo, as will the concurring rent payments be paid through Venmo. Like this is trashy as fuck right? There has to be a way out of this, please someone help me.
Legality regarding selling materials gathered at work? | Aug 13, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Ohio Hey all, I work 4 days a week (usually solo shifts) at a small local bar. Most days it's pretty slow, especially before 5 o'clock, so I often find myself in the bar all by myself doing menial tasks or doodling or doing some random BS to keep from losing my mind. Now let me tell you. This bar is FULL of spiders. It's so bad that my coworkers and I or sometimes just refer to it as "spider bar" or "SB" as a joke. Now, none of my co-workers are the biggest fans of spiders, and while I don't mind them, I usually can't be bothered to clean up any webs that aren't particularly prominent or in the way of anything. So a couple weeks ago, I was having lunch with a friend and he keeps talking about how there's "money in silk." Well that got my gears turning. Since then, every time I've been alone at the bar, I've been going around to every nook and cranny and collecting all the dead webs (I try not to disrupt the living spiders if I can help it) into a big silk rope. Currently it's about 8 to 9 inches long probably, and I'm gonna try selling it on eBay or Marketplace or something once it gets 1½ to 2 feet long. All this being said, if my employers found out about this, would they be able to claim the rope as company property as it's made from…

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