June 2007 Country Council by: Robert Moore OF all the assets that a farmer might own, land it typically the asset worth the most money and the asset most closely tied to the heritage of the family farm. Therefore, the most challenging aspect of a farmer’s estate plan, business plan and succession plan is often …
May 2007 Country Counsel by: Paul L. Wright OIL and gas drilling is on the increase in Ohio. This increase is driven by the increase in price on all sources of energy. As an oil and gas producer plans to drill, deepen, convert, plug back, plug and abandon or reopen a well, a permit must …
Spring 2007 : Volume No. 12 Download Client Advisory Newsletter Volume No. 12 In this issue: Greeting From Wright & Moore by: Paul L. Wright, Attorney of Council Verbal Farm Leases Can Be Troublesome by: Robert Moore, Attorney Good Income Tax News by: James K. Leonard, Attorney Partnerships, LLC’s, and LLP’s and Taxes by: Kay …
Published by: The Ohio State University Extension Written by: Robert Moore Extension Associate Peggy Kirk Hall Director, Agricultural & Rural Law Program Swank Program in Rural-Urban Policy Ohio’s New Attractive Nuisance Doctrine Introduction Children often stray onto property without permission, attracted by an enticing condition such as a swimming pool, machinery, or an abandoned building. …
March 2007 County Council by: Robert Moore Key Points: Most farm leases in Ohio are verbal agreements A verbal agreement is good for one year in Ohio Problems can occur when one party or another breaks verbal agreement MANY farmland leases in Ohio are verbal agreements and not in writing. In fact, some studies …
