Summary
Ohio Revised Code 3107.01 defines abandonment as failing to provide care and support for a child for at least one year. However, under Ohio Revised Code 3107.07, a parent may be considered to have abandoned a child if they fail to communicate or support the child for at least 90 days. When categorizing evidence in court, consider physical, testimonial, demonstrative, documentary, and digital evidence. Label evidence with sequential numbering, a brief description, and the date obtained.Full Conversation
does Ohio revised code *.* define abandonment in ohio
Hey Abby! Yes, Ohio Revised Code *.* does define "abandonment." It generally refers to failing to provide for the care and support of a child for at least one year. Do you need more details on this or how it might apply to your situation?
I thought abandonment was 90 days in ohio?
Hey Abby! Under Ohio Revised Code *.*, a parent can be considered to have abandoned a child if they fail to communicate or support the child for at least 90 days. Do you need more information on how this might apply to your situation?
how should I categorize evidence in court?
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Hi Abby! Categorizing evidence in court can be crucial. Here are some general categories you might consider:
- Physical Evidence: Tangible items like documents, photographs, or objects.
- Testimonial Evidence: Statements given by witnesses under oath.
- Demonstrative Evidence: Models, charts, or diagrams to demonstrate facts.
- Documentary Evidence: Written materials such as contracts, letters, or records.
- Digital Evidence: Emails, texts, social media posts, and electronic records.
Does this help with your situation or do you need more specific guidance?
Are there any labels I need to place on my evidence beforehand?
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Hi Abby! Yes, labeling your evidence is important to keep everything organized. Here are a few tips for labeling evidence:
- Sequential Numbering: Use numbers (e.g., Exhibit *, Exhibit *).
- Description: Provide a brief description of each item.
- Date: Include the date the evidence was obtained or created.
Need more specifics on a certain type of evidence?