Couples with valuable assets often have a harder time preparing for divorce than those who have acquired minimal property throughout their marriages. Spouses usually need to share their marital property unless they signed an agreement with one another setting certain...
Long-lasting marriages and relationships that involve higher-earning couples often result in contentious divorce proceedings. Couples with more property to divide often find that it takes longer to negotiate or litigate their divorce matters. Certain assets, in...
Among the many issues that need resolution during a divorce, spousal support, also known as alimony, is a critical aspect that requires careful consideration in Ohio. Spousal support is designed to provide financial assistance to the lower-earning or financially...
When parents with dependent children divorce in Ohio, they generally need to reach some kind of settlement regarding how they will share financial responsibility for their children and how they’ll divide parenting time. There are a lot of details that go into the...
Divorcing means making major practical and financial adjustments. The longer that couples have remained married, the more property they share with each other and will, therefore, need to divide. In Ohio divorces, the equitable property division standard determines...
The issue of spousal support, also sometimes referred to as alimony, can be quite complicated in Ohio. In some instances, the life circumstances of each spouse change significantly after the divorce. If this yappens, the spouse that pays support may want to obtain a...
Generally, when couples get divorced, they have three basic options that they will consider for what to do with their home. In some cases, one person wants to keep owning the home, so they’ll just buy out the other person’s share. They may need to refinance their...
Alimony is called spousal support in Ohio, and it can be negotiated between divorcing spouses or awarded by a judge. Spousal support can be awarded permanently or for a set period of time, and it may be modified if the circumstances of either party change...
Many people who operate a small business or develop a professional practice want their company to support their family. They may have worked full-time while attending school to get their degree and establish their professional reputation. It is quite common for...
Co-parents have a lot to work out with one another when adjusting to shared custody arrangements. In addition to handling their feelings about their relationship with each other, they have to manage the challenges of frequent custody exchanges and the emotional impact...
