Guiding You Toward A Better Future
When you file for divorce in Ohio, one of the first questions you might ask your favorite search engine is, "When will my court date be?" Yet, for better and for worse, no search engine can provide you with an exact date to pencil in on your calendar. It can only...
When January rolls around, many people start making big plans for the new year. They may commit to new exercise regimens and/or change their diet. They might enroll in an art class or engage in any other activities that could better their circumstances and provide...
People file for divorce or marital dissolution in Ohio every day that the courts are open. People divorce for a variety of different reasons, ranging from discovering a spouse's infidelity to frustration with the changing dynamic after people grow apart from one...
Divorce forces couples to make very challenging decisions about the future. Those with children have to negotiate not just property division matters but also how they will share custody of or responsibility for their children. As if that would not be difficult enough...
Couples facing divorce in Ohio often have a hard time negotiating with one another about what should happen to their property. They may disagree about what assets are worth and who should keep them, as well as who should be responsible for different debts. Some...
There are many personal circumstances that may lead to someone opting to file for divorce. One of them involves a spouse developing a chronic medical condition. Cancer, multiple sclerosis and numerous other health conditions can affect someone's day-to-day lived...
Figuring out how to share property and income acquired during a marriage is frequently one of the most pressing challenges during Ohio divorce proceedings. The longer people have remained married, the more property they may need to split with each other. The equitable...
Custody matters are often very emotional life challenges. Having to negotiate specific terms for spending time with one's children can be very difficult. Although parents always have the option of setting their own arrangements, some families cannot reach an amicable...
Shared custody arrangements are typically necessary after any divorce or parental breakup that results in family law proceedings. As time goes on, the terms set in a family's original custody order or parenting plan may no longer realistically reflect the family...
Ohio follows established legal principles and international treaties to determine which country has jurisdiction when handling international child custody cases. Jurisdiction refers to the authority or power of a court to hear and decide a case. When it comes to...
