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When it comes to the law, misconceptions can lead to confusion, costly mistakes and missed opportunities. At Maguire Schneider Hassay, we believe informed decisions begin with accurate information. That’s why our lawyers created the Myth! series—to address common legal misconceptions, clarify what the law actually says and help you better understand your rights and responsibilities.

We’ve brought the series together in one place, making it easier to separate fact from fiction.

Myth!

Not true! Whether it’s a divorce or a custody matter, your attorney needs time to prepare. According to MSH Associate Brittany Grego...

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Once a contract is signed by all parties, it is legally binding. According to MSH Associate Theodore Kelly, changes typically require all...

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If you signed a contract with a bank or finance company, the 8% limit (R.C. 1343.01) rarely applies to professional lenders. According to...

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When deciding custody and parenting arrangements—whether through a divorce or custody action—the court looks at what is in the best inter...

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Fault is determined by evidence, not just statements. Stories can change, or new information can surface. This is why consulting an attor...

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In a dissolution, each party has the right to be represented by their own attorney—even though there is an agreement in place. Having leg...

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Consulting an attorney doesn’t always lead to a lawsuit. It’s often about understanding your options and protecting your rights. Knowledg...

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Spousal support does not automatically end when the receiving spouse remarries. According to MSH Associate Brittany Gregorchik, the condi...

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“Full coverage” might not mean what you think it means. According to MSH Managing Partner Wayne Hassay, it may not include important prot...

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