Due to variations in tax, insurance and other business-related laws, some limited liability companies choose to form their entity in a state other than Ohio even though primary operations are here. For example, Delaware, historically, has been considered to have business-friendly laws and many entities...
Read MoreRead MoreDisabled Individuals - Saving for Retirement In 2014, Congress passed the federal Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act. The Act made an ABLE Account possible. An ABLE Account is an investment account that permits qualified persons with disabilities to save and invest money without losing...
Read MoreRead MoreWritten by: David Montgomery Updated: 3/19/2020 With the continuing spread of Covid-19 and the ever-shifting efforts to contain its spread by Local, State and Federal Government, many of our clients have contacted the firm in relation to contract performance and maintaining their obligations thereunder. Without...
Read MoreRead MorePickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling is pleased to announce that Katie Wahl has been named a Principal with the firm. Katie has been practicing law for over 15 years and focuses on business and corporate law, as well as estate planning, probate (including estate administration and...
Read MoreRead MoreWe are excited to announce the opening of an additional location in Troy, Ohio at 22 North Short Street right across from the Miami County Court House. President of Pickrel, Schaeffer and Ebeling, Michael W. Sandner has this to say about the additional location, “we...
Read MoreRead MoreWe are pleased to announce that attorney Mike Sandner has been re-elected, and Katie Wahl has been elected, to represent District 2 in the OSBA Council of Delegates. The Council of Delegates is the OSBA’s own “house of representatives,” with 133 members, proportionally representing each OSBA district...
Read MoreRead MoreCongratulations to attorneys Mike Sandner for being re-elected to the Council of Delegates, Katie Wahl for being elected to the Council of Delegates at the OSBA District 2 meeting, and Michelle Sundgaard for receiving the OSBA 2018-2019 Community Service Award for Attorneys 40 & Under. ...
Read MoreRead MoreGenerally, there are two government agencies that pay the costs of long-term care on an ongoing basis, if you qualify. One is Medicaid, which administers a joint federal and state program, the other is the Veteran’s Administration (VA), for veterans and certain surviving family members. Aid...
Read MoreRead MoreWhen buying or selling a business, it makes a difference whether the transaction is structured as an asset sale or a stock sale. There are pros and cons to both forms of transactions. Asset Sale Buyers generally prefer an asset sale because the buyer obtains a step-up...
Read MoreRead MorePS&E is proud to announce that Katie Wahl recently joined our firm. Katie focuses her practice on business and corporate law, as well as estate planning, probate (including estate administration and guardianships) and Medicaid planning. After serving as a complex business litigator for eight years,...
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