Freedom, Transparency, and Paper Trails: What Public Records Have to Do With July 4th
Every year on July 4th, we celebrate the birth of American independence. Fireworks, parades, and cookouts mark the occasion, but beneath all the festivities is a deeper principle. Freedom thrives when people have access to truth.And that’s exactly where p...
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Why Cleveland Professionals in Law, Government, and Public Service Are Turning to Communication Training
When you work in law, government, or the public sector, communication isn't just part of the job. It is the job. Whether you're managing clients, testifying in court, working across departments, or navigating high-stakes conversations, your ability to spe...
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New Book Helps Homebuyers and Heirs Navigate the Risks of HOA Living
If you are considering a home in an HOA, POA, or condo association, or just inherited one, this new book could save you from serious problems.We are proud to feature a new resource created by a Cleveland-based author and licensed private investigator. HOA...
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A New Chapter in Surety Bonds: Why We Built BondVenture
If you’ve followed ClevelandLawLinks for a while, you know we care deeply about improving access to public records and legal tools. But behind the scenes, we’ve also been building something bigger. It’s called BondVenture, and today we want to share why i...
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Honoring Jewish Veterans in Cleveland Cemeteries
Memorial Day is a time to pause and reflect on the lives of those who served in the United States military. For Cleveland’s Jewish community, it’s also a meaningful opportunity to reconnect with family roots and honor the legacy of Jewish veterans who hel...
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Why Everyone Should Have TimeAndDate.com Bookmarked
Whether you're tracking down public records, planning an out-of-state trip, or just trying to keep your schedule straight, TimeAndDate.com is a powerful, free tool that makes managing your time easier and more accurate.1. Stay On Schedule With the World C...
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The Heat of the Day: A Throwback Through Cleveland’s Local Records
For this Throwback Thursday... “The Heat of the Day.” Hard to believe this moment was nearly 40 years ago.This photo was taken in the mid-1980s by the Euclid Sun Journal, part of the Sun Newspapers chain that once served as a vital source of public record...
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Disinheriting the IRS: New Estate Planning Book Offers Straightforward Strategies to Protect Your Legacy
Estate taxes can take a significant bite out of the legacy you intend to leave behind. Without a proper estate plan, families may find themselves losing a large portion of their inheritance to federal or state tax authorities. A new book by tax attorney S...
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Free Custom Websites for Bonded Businesses, Professionals, and Public Officials
If your work requires a surety bond to operate legally or professionally, we want to help you be found and trusted online. Whether you are a fiduciary, small business owner, licensed professional, or public official, we are offering free custom-built webs...
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Should Your HOA Take Out a Loan? What Ohio Homeowners Need to Know
Homeowners' associations (HOAs) across Ohio are increasingly borrowing money to fund major repairs, renovations, or ongoing operations. While this might offer a short-term solution when reserves are low, taking on debt can lead to long-term financial stra...
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Introducing a Practical New Guide to Probate Bonds with a Free Download Available
At ClevelandLawLinks.com, we are committed to sharing resources that make complex legal processes easier to navigate. We are excited to highlight a practical new tool for attorneys, fiduciaries, executors, and anyone working through the probate process. T...
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Mindfulness in Law: A Path to Compassion and Connection
In the fast-paced, high-stakes world of law, mindfulness has become an essential practice for fostering self-awareness, reducing stress, and building more compassionate connections. Organizations like the Mindfulness in Law Society are leading the way, en...
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How a Cleveland-Based Directory Became the Go-To for Collection Attorneys Nationwide
Let’s talk about something that might not sound flashy at first. A legal directory. Stay with me though, because this one has been quietly doing important work in the collections legal world for more than a century. And it all started in Cleveland.The com...
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Compliance or Consequences? Inside Cleveland’s New Landlord Regulations
Today, we're diving into a topic that's been stirring up quite the conversation in Cleveland: the new Landlord Law and its impact on housing court. If you're a landlord or just someone curious about the housing scene, this law is changing the game in our ...
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5 Unusual Public Records You Didn’t Know You Could Access in Ohio
When people think of public records, they usually picture court dockets, property deeds, or maybe criminal case files. And sure, those are useful. But there’s a whole world of lesser-known records out there that can tell you a lot about your community, yo...
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Top 5 Mistakes People Make When Searching for Public Records in Ohio
Searching public records can feel like finding a needle in a haystack, especially if you're not sure where to look. Ohio offers a ton of public information across its courts, recorder offices, auditor sites, and more. But many people still get tripped up ...
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Protecting Immigrants: The Role of the Immigration Legal Services Fund in Cuyahoga County
Today, we want to discuss an important issue regarding the Cuyahoga County Immigration Legal Services Fund. Many legal residents are facing harassment and scrutiny from immigration officials, and even some naturalized citizens have experienced increased r...
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How to Search Property Records in Cuyahoga County and Northeast Ohio
Public records offer a powerful window into real estate ownership, transactions, and liens. If you're looking to research property in Cuyahoga County or nearby Northeast Ohio areas, understanding how to access ownership records can save you time, money, a...
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Accessing Criminal Records in Northeast Ohio: What You Can and Cannot See
In Northeast Ohio, criminal records are an important part of the public record system. However, not everything is available for public viewing, and understanding the difference between public, sealed, and expunged records can help you know what to expect....
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How Your ZIP Code Impacts Life Expectancy and Why Public Records Matter
Most people think of health as something personal. But what if your ZIP Code says more about your life expectancy than your medical chart? That is exactly what ZIPCodeExam.com is helping to uncover.This powerful tool allows anyone to explore public health...
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Ohio’s Public Records Law Is Under Threat and Nobody’s Talking About It
Ohio lawmakers have introduced dangerous changes to the state’s public records law as part of the latest budget proposals. If passed, these new rules would delay access to police reports and criminal case files until all appeals are completely exhausted. ...
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