The Farmland Owner’s Solar Leasing Checklist
Entering into a long term solar lease is a big decision. Whether you’re just starting to think about leasing your land for solar energy development
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Farmland Owner’s Guide to Solar Leasing
While solar energy production has a brief history in Ohio, “utility-scale” production is on the rise. A landowner can benefit from learning about the history
Ohio’s Recreational User Statute: Limiting Liability for Hunters, Snowmobilers and More
Have people asked you to allow them to hunt, fish, hike or snowmobile on your land? If you say yes, will you be liable if
Employment Law
This article was featured in the Ag Credit- Leader Magazine by Ryan Conklin Download and read “Employment Law”
Understanding Liability Issues
One of the most frequent questions I am asked as an attorney is, “What can I do to better protect myself from liability on my farm?” This
Life after estate planning
It is one thing to meet with an attorney to put an estate plan in place; it is another thing entirely to make sure the
Life After Estate Planning
It is one thing to meet with an attorney to put an estate plan in place; it is another thing entirely to make sure the
The Benefits of a Written Lease
Most farmers in Ohio, and around the country, rely heavily on rented ground to maintain their operations. But negotiating and maintaining a successful relationship between
Should your estate plan include a trust?
One of the most common questions we receive from our estate planning clients, the vast majority of whom are farmers, is whether they need a
Successful Estate Planning: The Devil is in the Details
Have you taken the step and met with your lawyer and completed your estate plan? If so, how long has it been? If it’s been
Protecting Your Land With An LLC
By Kent Jorgensen, Attorney At Law, Wright & Moore Recently I had a conversation with a good friend, (I’ll call him Bob) who runs a
Overcome Estate Planning Fears
By: Robert Moore In a recent survey conducted by the Ohio State University Extension Agricultural and Resource Law Program, farmers identified estate planning and succession