The Law Office of Angela Glaser

07/09/2026

New law that went into effect in July 2026: it is now a fourth-degree misdemeanor to refuse to provide your name, address, or date of birth to law enforcement during a lawful traffic stop. This applies to both drivers and passengers, and refusal is punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. Be careful out there friends!

06/17/2026

Good news for those hoping to restore their Second Amendment rights- the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a federal prohibition from possessing fi****ms does not prevent a person from petitioning to have their state fi***rm rights reinstated if the state and federal prohibitions stem from the same conviction. There are still challenges in federal court, but this is a step in the right direction!

07/30/2025

08/16/2024

Some ma*****na convictions eligible for expungement following Ohio's legalization of ma*****na. See the link to read the story. Call Glaser Law anytime to discuss expunging your record!

While purchasing up to 2.5 ounces of recreational ma*****na is the new normal in the Buckeye State, this time last year, it would have been a crime.

03/08/2024

Glaser Law crushed the courthouse last week! Not guilty in a r**e case, not guilty in an aggravated robbery case, and Bethany Hayes won a violating protection order trial.

02/19/2023

This is a great idea! I wish they had more programs like this when I was a young mom.

Parents on Point is launching a new cohort at our Griswold Center (3214 Warsaw Ave) and Oyler School! Caregivers discuss skills and tools for raising happy and health Super Kids, age 2-8! Group meets once a week for 12 weeks. Earn up to $295 in gift cards! A FREE meal and childcare are provided during class!

01/16/2023

Willie Mays, 1954