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Amy Grover

Amy Grover

Attorney and Legal Content Writer

Amy Grover, Esq. is a licensed attorney in the state of Ohio. After graduating magna cum laude from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and passing the bar, Amy began her diverse career as an attorney.

Amy has a range of experience in the legal field, including work with the Department of Justice in administering victim compensation funds, and representing clients in trial court, appellate, and administrative proceedings.

Amy also has experience in various areas of law, including litigation, discovery, estate, administrative, regulatory compliance, juvenile, family, criminal, employment, and civil rights.

Amy has a passion for writing. She helps attorneys and other legal service providers educate their clients by clearly explaining legal concepts in plain English.

Articles written by Amy Grover

Month-to-Month Lease vs Fixed-Term Lease
Whether you are a renter or a landlord, a lease agreement is an essential document that defines your legal relationship. The terms of the rental...
Key Rules for Lending Money to a Friend or Family
Has a friend or family member asked you for a loan? You’re not alone. Many people turn to trusted friends and relatives for help paying off debt.
How to Write a Lease Termination Letter
Whether you are a landlord or a tenant, ending a rental relationship can be difficult. Writing a solid, thorough lease termination letter is one...
5 Estate Planning Documents for Young Families
Contrary to popular belief, estate planning involves more than merely deciding who gets your money when you die. It also enables you to determine...
Why You Should Prepare a Medical Consent Form for Your Children
A medical consent form can eliminate any worry about whether your child’s treatment conforms to your wishes in case of emergency...
Understanding the Uniform Power of Attorney Act (UPOAA)
Numerous states have enacted the Uniform Power of Attorney Act (UPOAA) in order to allow Americans to anticipate that their power of attorney...
Types of Deeds: Property and Real Estate
Although all real estate transactions require a deed, these are not all the same. There are in fact different types of property and real estate deeds.
What a Landlord Cannot Do
As alandlord there are some things you cannot do legally, even though you own the property. Knowing the extent of your rights to access your...
Reasons for Termination of a Contract
A legal contract can be terminated for various reasons. For some, you will have control to voluntarily end the agreement.
Does Power of Attorney Need To Be Notarized?
Properly notarizing a Power of Attorney (POA) can strengthen its validity, but not all states require notarization. This article will trace the...