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John Mascolo, Esq.

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John Mascolo, Esq., Attorney Editor

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John is an Ohio native whose career in public service included time as an assistant county prosecutor and assistant municipal law director. He also served for several years as a domestic relations court magistrate and mediator. 

Latest Articles

  • Fathers' Rights Before Birth

    FindLaw outlines fathers' legal rights before a child’s birth, including those related to medical care, abortions, adoptions, and child abuse.

  • Marriage, Money, and Property for Newlyweds

    Marriage impact nearly every aspect of your life, including finances and property. Learn how newlyweds can manage budgets, finances, and assets at FindLaw.

  • Fathers' Rights

    FindLaw outlines father’s rights, like the right to visit one's children and the requirement that fathers be consulted before an adoption, and more.

  • Parental Criminal Liability

    While state laws vary, parents can be held criminally liable for certain criminal acts committed by their children. Learn more at FindLaw.

  • Paternity Blood Tests and DNA

    Contested Parentage In Court Cases In a contested parentage case, court orders may require a party to submit to genetic tests at the request of any other party. If the father could be one of several men, the court may require each to take a genetic test to determine paternity. There are several ways to establish whether an alleged father is the natural and legal father of the minor child, such as the use of paternity blood tests and DNA paternity tests. If you expect to file an action in court, be aware that there are certain legal procedures to follow to compel […]

  • Filing a Domestic Violence Lawsuit

    Victims of family and intimate partner violence can sue their abusers in civil court. Learn how and why, and where to find legal help at FindLaw.

  • Grounds for Terminating Parental Rights

    What grounds do family courts consider when there is a motion to terminate parental rights? Find trusted answers and how to find legal help at FindLaw.

  • What Happens if a Domestic Violence Survivor Recants Their Statement?

    If a domestic violence victim recants their statement, prosecution can still move forward with charges if there is enough evidence. FindLaw explains.

  • Domestic Violence Laws

    Domestic violence wasn't always recognized as a crime. Now, all 50 states have state laws to address domestic violence. Learn more on FindLaw.

  • Parental Rights: Unmarried Fathers and Adoption

    Can an unwed father stop his child from being put up for adoption? Yes, but he must act fast. Learn about a father’s parental rights in adoptions at FindLaw

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