Anderson's Ohio Family Law is the essential two-volume set addressing the legal issues in the ever-evolving Family Law arena. Volume One presents an overview of domestic relations and Volume Two covers juvenile court practice and procedure.

To better meet your practice needs, Civil and Criminal jury instructions arenow organized in separate units that may be purchased individually or asa set. Each comes complete with its own General Instructions, Index, andCorrelating Table identifyin

A compact volume containing statutes and rules for the use of judges, attorneys and others involved in Ohio civil litigation practice.

The statutes and rules you need to probate an estate in Ohio.

A collection of rules of court and rules governing the conduct of the bench and bar in Ohio.

Anderson's Ohio School Law Guide is a comprehensive, practical work that offers guidance relating to public schools.

Volume Two of Anderson's Ohio Family Law, Juvenile Court Practice and Procedure is a treatise designed specifically for Ohio's judges, child welfare workers, and other individuals active with or concerned about the welfare of children.

This practice-oriented guide for Ohio small business planners provides step-by-step guidance on how to proceed from start-up through sale or liquidation of a business.

Keep current on the most recent developments in Ohio criminal law with regularly updated analysis, statutes, cases, and forms in this all-in-one set for prosecutors, defense attorneys, and judges. Anderson's Ohio Criminal Practice and Procedure consists of two softcover treatise volumes covering Ohio practice and procedure issues.

Regulatory examination of mortgage lending, plus a more proactive approach by government agencies to regulate mortgage brokers, mortgage lenders, and the residential mortgage lending industry, requires a dependable source of information for lenders that originate second mortgages and home equity loans. This comprehensive guide, written by Marsha L. Williams, identifies and explains the state laws and regulations for lenders engaging in making and brokering second mortgages and home equity loans in the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.