You’ve recently decided to end your marriage. Now what? Is divorce your only option, or is there another way to legally end the union? In the state of Ohio, dissolution of marriage and divorce are two common ways to end a marriage. To determine which option is best for you, it’s important to understand the …
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You’re encountering a situation no one wants to face: the need for a good divorce lawyer. You’re overwhelmed with all of the boxes you must check on your divorce to-do list. But first, how do you find the right lawyer, and what do you even look for as you search? Each person has their own …
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When a married couple decides to part ways, they have a few options for how to do it. They can pursue a divorce, dissolution of marriage, or a legal separation. The latter option does not technically end a marriage, while the first two options do. If you are considering a legal separation, keep in mind …
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You and your spouse have reached a fork in the road and have decided to go your separate ways. Neither one of you is at fault, and you both agree that ending the marriage is what’s best. You technically have three options if you live in the state of Ohio. You can get a: Dissolution …
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You’re getting a divorce, and thankfully, you and your spouse seem to agree on everything. You get along well and have come to terms on all of the major items and the minor ones, including: Child custody, parenting time, and parenting responsibilities Amount and duration of child support, if applicable Amount and duration of any …
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Going through a divorce is stressful for more reasons than one. This stress is even more apparent when you discover that your spouse is cheating and hiding assets from you. What should you do? First, some background: During the divorce process, both people are required to disclose all of their assets and liabilities to each …
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The divorce process isn’t always smooth sailing. But the goal of any good divorce lawyer is to keep the boat moving forward and the waves to a minimum.
One of the ways for a client to make the process less stressful is to educate yourself by asking the right questions — right from the start. You don’t know what you don’t know, and it’s perfectly acceptable (and encouraged) to arm yourself with accurate information. Knowledge is power.
By asking your divorce attorney these 7 questions, you’ll be better prepared throughout the legal process.
Every client’s family and situation are unique please contact us with any questions or for a risk free consultation.
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