Category: Divorce Law

Divorce is a profoundly challenging and emotionally taxing experience, but it becomes even more complex when business assets are involved. In the realm of marital dissolution, the fate of a business can be a critical point of contention between spouses. When a couple decides to end their marriage, questions arise regarding the equitable division of …
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Divorce is never an easy process, and disagreements between spouses can make it even more complicated over key issues such as property division, child custody, and support. When couples decide to end their marriage, they can take two primary paths: contested vs. uncontested divorce.  While both options can lead to the dissolution of a marriage, …
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Divorce can have significant implications for taxes, both during the divorce process and after it’s finalized. When it comes to divorce and taxes, failing to consider the tax consequences associated with divorce can result in unexpected bills or missed opportunities to save on taxes.  It’s always suggested that you consult with a tax professional and …
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Some people say communication is the key to a good marriage, but it may also be the key to an amicable divorce. During a divorce, emotions run high, and tensions can escalate quickly. Communicating during a divorce can play a critical role in ensuring that you and your ex are heard and understood. Effective communication …
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Divorces can take a long time, especially when children are involved. A divorce may only take two to 12 months if you don’t have kids, but if you do, it could end up being 2 full years before everything is finalized. In the heat of a divorce, marriage might be the last thing on your …
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Learning about your spouse’s infidelity can rock your entire world. And while you’re wrestling with the emotional aspects associated with cheating, you might start to have questions pertaining to a possible divorce. How does divorce work if you’re not the person at fault? Does infidelity affect divorce in Ohio? Ohio considers adultery in marriage as …
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In almost every state, the legal process for divorce is exceedingly formal. Getting to the truth of the matter in divorce proceedings can be tricky and requires many tools to help a judge make a concrete decision. One of those critical pieces to the puzzle is a divorce deposition.   What is a Divorce Deposition?  In …
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When you’re in wedding planning mode, divorce is the last thing on your mind. And rightfully so! However, if you and your future spouse are having conversations about a prenuptial agreement, you might have some negative feelings.  It can be easy to assume your significant other is doubting your relationship if they bring up the …
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If you’re in the midst of a divorce, you’re likely wrestling with many new challenges. While the emotional toll of your marriage ending is difficult enough, you also have to start navigating the distribution of marital and separate property, including a family trust, which can sometimes get messy. Regarding divorce, Ohio is considered an equitable …
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A divorce decree is a court document signed by a magistrate/judge and filed that signifies the legal end of your marriage. It is issued by Ohio courts when your divorce is officially finalized. But why is a divorce decree necessary in Ohio? What’s included in a divorce decree? And how do you get a copy …
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