After divorce, a parent may get a job offer or family support in another country. Moving abroad with a child, however, can affect the other parent's time with the child. In Ohio, a parent should check the custody order before making plans to move. The rules depend on...
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How to split pensions and 401(k)s in a high-asset divorce
Retirement accounts are among the most valuable assets in a divorce. Dividing them incorrectly can lead to serious financial loss. Fortunately, Ohio has a clear process for handling these assets fairly. Understanding each step of that process can help you navigate the...
Can incomplete disclosure make a prenup unenforceable?
Ending a marriage often brings significant emotional and financial stress. Furthermore, it is overwhelming to discover that your partner hid their true wealth when you signed the prenup. Fortunately, Ohio law allows you to challenge such agreements. Here is what you...
When your co-parent refuses scheduled parenting time
When a co-parent refuses to follow a court-ordered parenting-time schedule, it can disrupt your child’s routine and create stress for everyone involved. It can also lead to conflict between parents and confusion about what happens next. In Ohio, you may be able to ask...