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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the divorce rate was at 2.5 per 1,000 people in 2021. Many divorces occur in the earlier years of marriage, which often puts children in the middle of a scary and upsetting situation. Going through a divorce...
When you file for divorce in Ohio, you might consider pursuing mediation to settle the case with less conflict than litigation. Mediation provides an avenue for couples to work together to reach a mutual agreement on issues related to their separation. When you decide...
Mediation is a process that allows couples to resolve their differences outside of a courtroom, with the help of a neutral third party. It is a cost-effective and less adversarial alternative to traditional litigation. However, there are many misconceptions that can...
In an Ohio divorce, one of the most critical aspects to consider is the custody arrangement for any children involved. Parents often wonder if their child can choose which parent they want to live with during the divorce process. By understanding the factors that...
Filing for divorce is not something spouses take lightly. Ohio recognizes both no-fault and at-fault reasons for ending marriages. While spouses do not have to declare an at-fault reason when filing for divorce, they might benefit from this if their partner committed...
No matter how well you manage it, divorce always leads to some financial stress. If you own a home with your ex-spouse, things become even more complicated. Many couples find they cannot refinance their homes after divorce. Freddie Mac expects refinancing rates to...
Divorce is difficult, both emotionally and financially. Figuring out how to disentangle yourself from your spouse is complicated. Especially in a high-asset divorce, there is much to gain or lose. The consequences of making the following five mistakes could cost you...
You and your spouse have worked hard to get where you are. Your financial picture may not be perfect, but you have a home, savings and retirement funds. On the flip side, you also have some debt in the form of a mortgage, a car payment and some credit card debt....
Life continues to change, even after a divorce is final. The terms of your divorce order, including your custody and visitation arrangement, may not always be applicable to what is happening in your life. Some Ohio parents may even find that they need to move after...
Divorce is difficult, but litigation is not necessarily the only option for many Ohio couples. You may find that you and your spouse are already in agreement over the terms of your divorce order, but it is just a matter of making your agreement official. Even when...
