In some states, spouses’ property is classified as community property, which means it is all jointly owned. But in Ohio, as in many states, there is a legal distinction between separate and marital property. Below is a quick overview of how Ohio marital property laws work ...
Read MoreOhioans who pay spousal support will see changes in their taxes in the coming years due to the new tax plan passed by congress and signed into law by ...
View MoreDivorce causes emotional strain on everyone involved, but it is often most difficult for children. Young people may be unable to fully grasp why the ...
View MoreGoing through a divorce in Ohio or in any state can be an emotionally taxing process, especially if you are unfamiliar with the divorce court system ...
View MoreAs you go through your divorce, you will need to make key decisions that could affect your long-term financial security. Unfortunately, many people ...
View MoreIf you or your spouse is serving in the U.S. military, it’s important to know that the divorce process is a little different than it is for civilians. ...
View MoreIf you and your spouse are considering a divorce in Ohio, it’s important to understand all aspects of the process involved, including your legal ...
View MoreAll parents have rights and obligations to their children, even a parent who is incarcerated. Although complications may arise, it is still possible ...
View MoreThere have been sweeping changes in recent years affecting divorced fathers and the time they spend with their children. Gone are the days of fathers ...
View MoreLast year’s heart-wrenching murder of 38-year-old Candace Roberts by her ex-husband outside her apartment in Grove City is a gruesome example of how ...
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