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Your estate plan should evolve as your life does. Navigating estate planning during and after divorce can be complicated.

Get to know the four law students interning at the Firm this summer.

The Federal Trade Commission enacted a significant regulatory measure: the prohibition of non-compete agreements.

Without an estate plan, the impact could be far-reaching!

With blended families, it's essential to approach estate planning with careful consideration and sensitivity to the new family dynamics.

Navigating the requirements of Medicaid eligibility can be daunting.

A revocable living trust may help you avoid probate of your real estate asset.

Avoiding a lawsuit after terminating an employee requires careful planning, adherence to legal guidelines, and a commitment to fair and respectful practices.

Family farms are a cornerstone of the American economy and face a range of legal issues impacting sustainability and longevity.

Executive employee agreements are legal documents that outline the terms and conditions of an executive's employment.

Corporate boards impart their vision and commitment to the organization's mission by building trust, transparency, and accountability.

It is important that the background check process is consistent, legal, and fair.

Changing your marital status is difficult, and it can be even harder to decide whether you want to become divorced or legally separated. Read along for everything you need to know about the difference between divorce and legal separation.

While litigation and arbitration are similar processes of resolving disputes, they have some key differences. If you are wondering which is best for you, we've outlined everything you need to know to decide.  

If you aren't being treated fairly in the workplace, it's time to speak up. We've outlined five signs to help you recognize that it might be time to seek legal counsel.

Dooley Gembala has opened new law offices in Medina County, OH. Our team of experienced lawyers are here to help you with your legal needs. 

Elder Law is the legal practice of counseling and representing older persons and persons with special needs, and their representatives, concerning the legal aspects of health and long-term care planning.