Divorce is a very difficult matter to face. Some people find it easier to delay the decision to divorce due to the stress and conflict that usually accompanies the divorce process. Collaborative divorces are a different approach to divorce. The collaborative divorce model is comprised of a problem-solving approach where each party works with their …
In Ohio, when two people are divorcing, the two parties are required to provide an extensive disclosure that lists all assets, income, liabilities, and expenses. Marital dissolutions become extremely complicated when one spouse chooses to prevent an equitable division of the marital property. When one spouse tries to obstruct this process, the other spouse’s attorney …
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Divorce service can happen unexpectedly, and it can be hard to know exactly when you need to retain a divorce attorney. It is critical that you find the right attorney to make sure that your interests are well protected and that you understand the process. If you are not sure when to hire a legal …
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One of the most quarrelsome matters during the divorce process is the division of marital property and assets. In the state of Ohio, you have there are several options available to settling marital property with your spouse. When a couple is divorcing, the couple will have “marital property” to divide. Marital Property is all property …
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Under Ohio Family Law, the courts consider the resolution of financial issues in an Ohio divorce to have a significant economic impact on the financial security and standard of living of both the couple’s children and the spouses. If the divorce is a high-net-worth divorce case, these fiscal matters’ complexity increases during the high net-worth …
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Even when you and your partner are in agreement that your marriage or relationship is over, sorting out the details of how the two of you will go your separate ways can take some time. This is especially true if there are valuable or substantial assets to divide or children of the relationship for whom …
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The American Medical Association (AMA) voted recently to support state efforts designed to weaken parents’ rights to make healthcare decisions affecting their children. In light of recent outbreaks of illnesses for which vaccines are readily available (such as the recent measles outbreak), the AMA supports state efforts to provide children the opportunity to “override” their …
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When you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you probably understand that you should hire a lawyer, but you might not know how to find the right attorney for you. You need to perform due diligence in hiring a divorce attorney, and there are certain qualities you should look for during the …
If a couple in Ohio divorces or separates, aside from separating property, one of the most basic functions a court will undertake is developing a visitation and custody schedule for the parties if they have one or more children in common. This schedule or plan tells each party where child or children will reside, when …
In the not-too-distant past, the concept of a “no-fault” divorce or dissolution of marriage was a foreign concept. Individuals (mostly women) could be forced to remain in unfulfilling and abusive marriages unless they could come up with enough proof to show their spouses were committing some atrocious act. Within the last 60 years, though, a …
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