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Our Firm is proud to announce that the Kent Board of Education has appointed WKC Member Peter C. Kratcoski to the Kent Free Library Board of Trustees. The Kent Board of Education appointed Attorney Kratcoski to this important position on ...
Williams, Kratcoski, Griffin & Can, LLC is proud to announce the Firm was named "Supplier of the Year" by the Ohio Homebuilder's Association serving Summit and Portage Counties on December 6, 2014 at the HBA’s 71st Installation Banquet. David ...
In society today the number of children living in single-family homes has nearly doubled in the last 50 years. Nearly one third of all children in the U.S are being raised by only one parent in the household. In response to this high number, ...
When a loved one passes away it is a trying time for all parties involved. The tasks involved with dealing with a will can often be difficult and time consuming. However, under the direction of a Probate and Estate Planning Attorney most ...
In 2007, the Ohio legislature enacted Ohio Revised Code (O.R.C.) Section 5323. The statute requires that landlords with rental property located in an Ohio County with more than 200,000 residents must register their rental property with the ...
At the WWKC Law Blog, we like to discuss issues that concern our clients directly, and in today’s economy, new landlords are on the rise. Today approximately thirty-five percent (35%) of Americans are currently renting the home/apartment they ...
I wanted to talk today about a case that was decided in June 2013 by the United States Supreme Court, Maryland v. King. King is an important decision with regard to Fourth Amendment rights. Factually, King involved the conviction of Alonzo King ...
At the WWKC Law Blog, we like to discuss not only issues and events facing our firm and clients, but also the compelling legal issues facing our country in general. Ours is a country founded on laws, and whatever your position on how to ...
Williams, Kratcoski, Griffin & Can, LLC hosted a reception for Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon L. Kennedy as Justice Kennedy visited Kent and Portage County on Wednesday August 14.
Errol A. Can, Esq.
I wanted to discuss two cases that were decided at the Supreme Court today concerning criminal law. The first deals with the right to remain silent, and the second deals with mandatory maximum sentencing laws.
The ...
With Cinco De Mayo approaching, it is clear that Spring has sprung in Northeast Ohio. WWKC Law suggests that Spring is the perfect time to handle some of those pesky legal issues you have been avoiding. For example:
Transferring your home ...
I would like to discuss and provide some insight into a topic that a growing number of people are dealing with, this of course being Shared Parenting Plans. It’s no secret a growing number of Americans are getting divorced, and when children ...