Law Office of Joseph E. Bolek, Jr. Family Law Practice    Divorce and Family Law There is no charge for the first half hour consultation, during which the facts of your case will be reviewed, and you will be counseled as to your situation, and all options as to your possible courses of action will be explained. All conferences and contacts are, of course, privileged and strictly confidential. Immediate action is available in the obtaining of Temporary Restraining Orders to prevent your spouse from removing or transferring marital or separate property, or attempting to move your children out of the jurisdiction of the Court. You may also have the option to restrain your spouse from re-entering the home or to Move for an Order requiring your spouse to vacate the home. Joseph E. Bolek has more than 40 years of experience in Divorce and Custody matters and is licensed to practice in all Courts in Ohio. Personal Injury Did you know that there is no fee charged in personal injury cases unless you have a recovery by means of settlement or at trial? These cases are taken on a contingent basis (usually 1/3 of the amount recovered); unless you receive compensation there are no legal fees. If you believe you have been injured by negligence or carelessness of others, you may have a right to assert your claim. There is no charge for a conference to review the facts of your case and to obtain a review and determination of your rights. Remember, Personal Injury cases are strictly limited by the time within which you may file suit for recovery. Do not delay or hesitate if you feel you have a claim. Defense of DUI, OVI, Traffic and other Criminal, Felony and Misdemeanor Offenses Regarding Driving under the Influence (DUI and OVI) did you know that it is not against the law in Ohio to drink and drive? It is only against the law to drink and drive while having a blood alcohol count of .08% or higher. Did you know that you do not have to submit to a Field Sobriety Test (FST) upon request of the law enforcement officer at the scene of the detention or afterward? There is only a penalty (loss of driving privileges) for refusing to submit to a breath, urine or blood test for alcohol. These types of cases as well as other criminal charges (misdemeanor or felony) can be effectively defended by use of aggressive pretrial discovery and in some cases, depending on the facts, pre trial motions such a Motion to Suppress Evidence so that the state cannot use certain types of evidence against you at trial.