SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TENNESSEE TRANSGENDER LAW
Introduction to the Supreme Court Decision on the Tennessee Transgender Law The recent Supreme Court decision to uphold Tennessee’s transgender law has sparked significant discussion and interest across the nation. This pivotal ruling centers on legislation that restricts certain gender-affirming medical treatments for transgender minors, representing a critical moment for both legal experts and families […]
The 250th anniversary of America’s founding is finally upon us
The 250th anniversary of America’s founding is finally upon us. For those of us old enough to remember the Bicentennial celebration, it’s amazing to think that we’ve been alive for more than one-fifth of our country’s history. In the grand scheme of things, that makes us a rather young nation. I was a teenager […]
Single-Member LLCs & Estate Planning
A client recently contacted Nee Law Firm with an interesting scenario that impacted her estate plan and her business. Beth (not her real name) and her husband live in Ohio with their minor children and had developed a full estate plan, which includes a trust, healthcare and financial powers of attorney, and a living will. […]
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Did You Know…. Dissolution Versus Divorce By: Laurel G. Stein, Esq.
There are two ways of terminating a marriage in Ohio. There is a traditional divorce where one party files a Complaint for Divorce with the Clerk of Courts. The paperwork will be served on the opposing party by certified mail, private process server, or sheriff service. Once service is completed, the court will schedule multiple […]
A Charlie Brown Christmas, by Kevin Diehl
It was 60 years ago – Christmas of 1965 – when the landscape of network TV changed in a simple but profound way. For it was that year that “A Charlie Brown Christmas” aired for the first time on CBS.Although now it’s a Christmas tradition watched by millions of American families every year, the beloved […]
KENNEDY’S THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION, by Kevin Diehl
This year marks the 62nd anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas, on November 22, 1963. The majority of Americans who are living now only know about that day from reading about it in history books. Many, if not most, of the people who lived through it are long gone. But even after […]
“Trust the Science”, by Kevin Diehl
Do you remember during the pandemic when we were told time and again to “trust the science?” Those words were meant to be both reassuring and, in a firm manner, admonish us not to listen to any other information about the origins, effects or treatments of Covid that were not from the “accepted” scientific community. […]
HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION: JOSEPH WARREN, by Kevin Diehl
At some point during our education most of us, hopefully, learned about Paul Revere, the man who rode into history on the night of April 18, 1775, to alert the colonial militia that the British were coming. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow immortalized Revere in his famous poem, “Paul Revere’s Ride.” Revere wasn’t the only rider that […]