[ OndaLabuhn ]

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Legal services in Columbus, OH (show on map)

3.4

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Onda LaBuhn represents clients ranging from large corporations to individuals, focusing on transactions and commercial litigation.

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About

Onda LaBuhn is a mid‑sized law firm that delivers big‑firm results without a big‑firm price tag. Established in 1991, the firm serves a wide range of clients, emphasizing personalized representation tailored to client needs.

Mid‑sized firm delivering big‑firm results at a lower cost

Specialized expertise across 10+ practice areas

Personalized client focus with tailored legal strategies

Services

10‑31 Exchanges

Facilitates tax‑free exchanges of like‑kind property under IRC § 1031.

Business Transactions

Covers mergers, acquisitions, corporate governance, and contract drafting.

Commercial Lending

Advises on commercial loan structures, financing agreements, and lender representation.

Commercial Litigation

Represents clients in disputes involving commercial contracts, construction defects, and business torts.

Construction

Provides legal counsel on construction contracts, permits, and dispute resolution.

Estate Planning & Probate

Guides clients through wills, trusts, probate administration, and succession planning.

Credentials & Certifications

LLM in Taxation

Certified Specialist in Construction Law

Certified Trust and Estate Specialist

Certified Tax Advisor

Certified Transportation Attorney

Certified Corporate Governance Specialist

Certified Labor Relations Attorney

Specialist in Anti‑Money Laundering Law

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Rating

3.4

★★★☆☆

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new federal reporting requirement for residential real estate transactions? +

Effective March 1, 2026, the FinCEN Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule requires reporting of certain non‑financed transfers of residential property to legal entities or trusts, to increase transparency and combat illicit finance.

Who must file the Residential Real Estate Report? +

The reporting person is determined by a hierarchy including closing/settlement agents, title insurance underwriters, and others; the party designated by the highest priority in the hierarchy files the report.

What information is required in the Residential Real Estate Report? +

The report must include the property details, transferee entity or trust information, beneficial owners, and payment method details.

What are the penalties for failing to file the report? +

Willful failure or provision of false information may result in civil penalties up to $500 per day and/or criminal penalties including up to two years imprisonment and/or a $10,000 fine.

What is the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and when does it apply? +

The CTA, effective January 1, 2024, requires reporting of beneficial ownership information for certain U.S. companies to FinCEN, with updates within 30 days of changes.

What constitutes a 'reportable transfer' under the Residential Real Estate Reporting Rule? +

A reportable transfer is a non‑financed transfer of an ownership interest in residential real property to a legal entity or trust, excluding financed purchases and certain exempt transactions.