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If you have received eviction papers, you might have more time—and options—than you think. But you must take action. Otherwise, your credit and future housing could be at risk.

If your eviction summons says “second cause” on it, your landlord is suing you for money. Learn what to do and how to file an answer.

Your landlord must prove "good cause" to evict you from subsidized housing. Learn what good cause is, how the eviction process works and what you can do to avoid it.

If you’re facing eviction from your mobile home, the stakes can be high—especially if you own the mobile home, but rent the lot. Here’s what you should do next.

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A landlord is not allowed to change your locks or shut off your utilities to force you out. If this happens to you, take action immediately. Here’s how.

Learn the deadlines and processes for tax foreclosure in Ohio.

A hub for legal information and resources for current and former foster youth in Ohio.

A legal problem between you and another person or business is called a civil matter or case. A criminal case is between you and the state, and is handled differently. Here’s some basic information to help you understand the difference.

Here’s how to prepare for your hearing, to speak up when it’s your turn and to find out about courtroom processes and rules.