When you’re going through a divorce, your first concern is usually your children. You want to protect them from stress and confusion. If you’re considering collaborative law in Ohio, you may wonder if your kids will be part of the process. Understanding the...
Spousal support can be an important element of an Ohio divorce or dissolution. Spouses who stopped working or deprioritized their careers may not have the earning potential to support themselves. Other times, medical challenges for one spouse might prevent them from...
Divorce is often emotionally draining, but it can also take a serious toll on your finances and time. Simple missteps may prolong the process and drive up costs. By avoiding the five common mistakes below, you can save both time and money. 1. Letting emotions drive...
The terms of a custody order clarify the rights and responsibilities of adults who co-parent. The order outlines the breakdown of parenting time and also explains how parents may need to share legal decision-making authority. Small issues may arise from time to time...
Student loans are one of the main sources of debt that couples have. Many people take out loans in their late teens or early 20s that they end up paying back for years or even decades. When a couple gets divorced, they’re obligated to split up both their assets and...
You’ve spent years contributing to your retirement account, setting aside money for the life you pictured sharing with your spouse after retirement. However, things haven’t worked out as you imagined. Your marriage has come to an end, and you’re now wondering what...
Dentists, accountants, chiropractors and many other licensed professionals may choose to start their own professional practices. They become their own bosses and have the potential to derive more economic value from their hard work and professional abilities....
In Ohio, a parent cannot relocate with a child without following specific legal steps. These steps are designed to protect the child's well-being and ensure both parents remain involved in the child's life. Below are some crucial points to remember. Notice...
Say that you and your spouse get divorced when your child is just two years old. You decided to split up custody, and you have a court order. Every other week, the child switches between homes, first living with you and then with your ex. This goes smoothly, but your...
Every person approaches the divorce process a bit differently from the next. Many people try to cooperate and complete divorce proceedings as quickly as possible. Others focus on achieving certain terms or feeling like they win. There are different systems that people...