Posted on July 15, 2010 by Teri Rasmussen

I'm Baack!! And Rasmussen Law Office is Born

Well, I'm finally back!!  And proud to announce the opening of my own shop - Rasmussen Law Office.  (I know lots of people say "Offices", but that seems stupid to me when really there's just the one office of me, myself and I.)  My new office is located in Dublin, Ohio, a northwestern suburb of Columbus, and is very close to where I worked when I previously practiced law in Dublin..  Good place for a business lawyer, I think.  So it feels very comfortable.  My new address is:

5956 Wilcox Place, Ste B, Dublin, Ohio 43016

tgr@rasmuslaw.com

I will continue to offer pragmatic legal counsel and advice to owner operated companies and their principals regarding issues arising in the course of their business, including

  • Business Formation
  • Agreements/Disputes among owners
  • Contracts
  • Leases of equipment or business premises
  • Acquisition/sale of business 

In addition, I will represent banks and other creditors in negotiating, structuring and collecting commercial loans and leases.  

So a new chapter begins...

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Posted on December 13, 2009 by Teri Rasmussen

Franklin County Court Pleadings Go On-Line!

Franklin County Common Pleas Court has finally joined the courts of other large Ohio counties, and more than a few smaller counties (including Delaware County),  by making pleadings FILED on or after December 1, 2009 available on-line in PDF form.  The key here is FILED, 

In new cases filed on or after December 1, 2009, ALL pleadings will be available on-line.  Incases already pending on December 1, 2009, pleadings already filed will not be available on-line, although dockets showing their filing will continue to be available just as they have been,  However, NEW  pleadings filed in these older case WILL BE available on-line as they are filed, 

Pleadings filed in Tenth Appellate District/Franklin  County Court of Appeals on or after December 1, 2009 will aso be available on-line according to news reports in Business First.  Judges of the juvenile, domestic, and probate divisions of Franklin County Common Pleas Court have elected not to make records in those cases available on-line - probably a good thing given the nature of those sorts of cases. There are also plans to go back and add pleadings already filed to those on-line. 

No additional software or passwords are necessary.  Nor is there any additional charge to view pleadings.  Once on the Franklin County Common Pleas Clerk of Court's website, cases may be searched just as they have been.  When the desired case is located and the docket sheet displayed, a PDF icon will appear to the right of those pleadings available on-line.  Click the icon to view the pleading which can then be downloaded and/or printed, 

Cuyahoga County (Cleveland), Hamilton County (Cincinnati), and Montgomery County (Dayton) have already had pleadings available on-line for quite a while.  In fact, Montgomery County intends to begin requiring electronic filing of pleadings in 2010; this may be available in Franklin County sometime in 2011. 

It's amazing how happy small things ike this can make me.   

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