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Phone: (419) 624-8133

Address: 1604 E Perkins Ave Ste 206, Sandusky, OH 44870

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Gasteier Law - Linda M Fritz-Gasteier ATY

Divorce
Child Support
– the Child Support Enforcement Agency, also called CSEA, can establish child support in addition to the Courts. CSEA will establish paternity through genetic testing and can issue child support, medical support requirements, and can establish visitation rights. The person required to pay the child support is called the “Obligor” while the person receiving the support is the “Obligee”. If a child support order is established any funds that the Obligor gives directly to the Obligee is considered a gift unless the Obligee signs an Affidavit acknowledging the funds as a payment of child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
– under certain circumstances grandparents have the right to petition, which is to file a formal request, the Court for grandparent visitation rights of minor children. Circumstances where grandparents may be granted visitation rights include when one parent is deceased, incarcerated, unable to visit for physical reasons, or in the military service. The Court will look at the best interest factors in deciding the extent of visitation that the grandparents can receive.
Adoption
Paternity
Family law practice encompasses a wide variety of matters, including termination of marriage whether by divorce or dissolution, child custody matters, visitation rights, child support and spousal support payments, paternity issues, and property rights. Our office can also prepare a Prenupital Agreement, also called Antinupital Agreement, for you prior to marriage to ensure that your, and your partner’s, property rights are protected.
Premarital Agreement
Family law practice encompasses a wide variety of matters, including termination of marriage whether by divorce or dissolution, child custody matters, visitation rights, child support and spousal support payments, paternity issues, property rights, and grandparent visitation issues. Our office can also prepare a Prenuptial Agreement, also called Antinuptial Agreement, for you prior to marriage to ensure that your, and your partner’s, property rights are protected.
Guardianship
In addition to handling the probating of estates, our office handles other probate matters, including Guardianships, Adoption, and Name Changes. Please call our office at 419-502-2002 for details.
Spousal Support
Legal Separation
– when parties get a legal separation they go through the same type of proceedings in court as a termination of marriage but at the conclusion of the proceedings the individuals remain married however property rights, payment of debts, custody rights, and spousal and child support is established. A document will be issued by the Court, a Legal Separation Decree, however many creditors will attempt to disregard the Decree and will not want to honor the Decree by pursuing the party who is not required to pay the debt of the other. If either party desires to have the marriage terminated they will need to file a Complaint for Divorce with the Court to have the marriage terminated. Legal separations are unusual these days and are typically done for religious purposes or when one spouse is very ill and would have difficulty in obtaining health insurance due to the illness.
Annulment
– this occurs in very limited and rare circumstances. People can get an annulment when there is some basic fault in the marriage.

Criminal Defense
In criminal law, the charge is initiated by the state or federal government through a prosecutor and the prosecutor has to prove to the judge or jury "beyond a reasonable doubt" that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged.
DUI/DWI
(operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, impaired, or intoxicated). Drunk driving arrests trigger two separate concerns: the court case and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles case.
Traffic Violations
Juvenile criminal and traffic offenses are handled differently from adult criminal and traffic offenses. Juvenile offenses are handled through the juvenile judicial system and the juvenile courts have jurisdiction over matters concerning traffic violations, child delinquency, neglect, truancy, and running away. Many juveniles are referred to juvenile courts by law enforcement officers, while others are referred by school officials, social services agencies, neighbors, and even parents for behavior or conditions that are determined to require intervention by the formal system for social control.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Civil law, which involves law suits between two or more private entities, criminal law involves individuals who are being prosecuted by the state or federal government for an act that has been classified as a crime. Crimes are classified as either Misdemeanors--less serious offenses that are normally punishable by a fine like petty theft, obstruction of justice, or possession of a small amount of marijuana; and Felonies--more serious offenses that warrant imprisonment of one or more years, such as grand theft or assault with a deadly weapon.
Assault
Juvenile Crimes

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
If you are considering starting a business, or already own your own business, forming a corporation or LLC can provide you with the personal financial protection that you need. Additionally, incorporating promotes a professional image and tells potential customers that you are a legitimate business.
Limited Liability Companies
If you are considering starting a business, or already own your own business, forming a corporation or LLC can provide you with the personal financial protection that you need. Plus, incorporating a business promotes a professional image and tells potential customers that you are a legitimate business.

Real Estate Litigation
Real estate law does not just cover the preparation of deeds or review of mortgage documents. Real estate law also includes, but is not limited to, buying and selling residences, foreclosure, commercial property development, construction of residential and multi-family developments, mobile homes purchases or use, condemnation, landlord/tenant issues, mortgage matters, property line concerns, easements, right-of-way, property use issues, mechanic liens, and zoning issues. Many real estate issues can be resolved out of court but occasionally the matter will need to proceed through the court system for resolution.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate Planning and Probate While you are living and healthy you value being able to make your own decisions about your finances, property, health care, and raising your children. Should you become incapacitated or die you hope others will handle these matters for you according to your wishes.
Wills
Upon an individual passing away typically their estate will need to be probated whether or not the individual left a Last Will and Testament. A common misconception is that by not having a Will, or by having a Will, an individual will avoid their estate from being probated. This is not the case if there is property which needs to be transferred to others
Power of Attorney
Our office can also prepare Power of Attorney documents to assist you in the handling of your affairs in the event you are unable or unwilling to handle the matters on your own. The Power of Attorney documents include a Financial Power of Attorney, Real Estate Power of Attorney, Living Will, and Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care.
Probate

Foreclosure
Real estate law does not just cover the preparation of deeds or review of mortgage documents. Real estate law also includes, but is not limited to, buying and selling residences, foreclosure, commercial property development, construction of residential and multi-family developments, mobile homes purchases or use, condemnation, landlord/tenant issues, mortgage matters, property line concerns, easements, right-of-way, property use issues, mechanic liens, and zoning issues. Many real estate issues can be resolved out of court but occasionally the legal siutation will need to proceed through the court.

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