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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Whether you are the parent paying child support or receiving child support, you might wonder, when does child support end in Ohio? Child support can be stopped once a child reaches a certain age or if another special circumstance exists. In most instances, once a child reaches the age of 18 in Ohio, court-ordered child …
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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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Co-parenting with an ex isn’t always easy, but it can quickly become troublesome if your ex fails to comply with a court-ordered child custody agreement. What can you do if an ex breaks your custody agreement? Luckily, some legal options are available that a qualified family law attorney can help walk you through. Ex is …
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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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Whether you’re moving out of state or having a long-term change in your work schedule, you might wonder if you can modify a parenting plan without going to court. In Ohio, a shared parenting plan is always subject to modification. Since a parenting agreement is designed with the children’s best interests in mind, it is …
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In the U.S., a birth certificate is a critical document used to prove citizenship, access a passport, get a driver’s license, or get married. The information on a birth certificate must be accurate and is legally binding. So, what does it mean if both parents’ names aren’t on a birth certificate? What rights do fathers …
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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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There is often a misconception that in divorce, the mother is automatically awarded custody of her children. But as Ohio laws have changed over the years, you might wonder how a mother can lose a custody battle for her children. The goal of the Ohio court system is to ensure the safety and protection of …
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