New Notary Laws in Ohio: Important Changes to Requirements and Fees Effective April 2023

Columbus, Ohio – For many Ohioans, utilizing a notary public has been a common procedure, whether finalizing the purchase of a home, setting up a trust, or securing powers of attorney. In a bid to streamline legal processes and address emerging questions, Ohio is implementing new notary laws effective April 3. These updates promise major clarifications and modifications affecting the qualifications and operations of notaries across the state. The forthcoming amendments make it clear that only Ohio residents and non-resident attorneys licensed in Ohio are eligible to apply for an Ohio notary commission. This move … Read more

Supreme Court Approves TikTok Restriction Law Effective Sunday

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has confirmed the enforcement of a new regulation that mandates either the sale or the complete shutdown of TikTok operations in the United States by this Sunday. The ruling arrives amid escalating concerns regarding data privacy and cybersecurity issues associated with the popular social media platform, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance. The regulation aims to mitigate risks that are believed to stem from the potential misuse of user data by foreign entities. American officials have expressed apprehension that personal information collected by the app could … Read more

Ring in the New Year with Fresh Legislation: Iowa Introduces Key Laws Effective January 1st

Des Moines, Iowa — Several new laws are set to take effect in Iowa as the new year begins, marking significant changes in policy that residents may need to be aware of. As the calendar turns, these laws will address various sectors including taxation, public safety, and healthcare, reflecting the latest legislative decisions made by state officials. Among the prominent laws that are expected to bring about considerable changes is one that involves adjustments to the state tax system. This law simplifies the tax brackets, aiming to streamline the process for taxpayers and potentially altering … Read more

New Year, New Rules: A Look at Florida’s Legislation Changes Effective January 1

Tallahassee, FL — The New Year brings a host of new legislation into effect in Florida this January 1, reflecting the state’s dynamic political and social environment. These laws span a wide range of topics, including increased state benefits, modifications to estate laws, and making consumer litigation potentially more cumbersome. One notable change is the increased death benefits for special risk class members of the Florida Retirement System. Their families will now receive enhanced benefits, shifting from the former $30,000 to a substantial $75,000. This increase aims to provide more significant financial security to the … Read more