The division of assets is often one of the most complex aspects of divorce. In Ohio, the courts generally follow the rule of equitable distribution. This means the court does not divide marital property equally but fairly based on each party's contributions to the...
Navigating a divorce in Ohio becomes more complicated when one spouse has moved to another country. This situation requires understanding the basic steps involved and the additional complexities that international distance introduces into the process. File for...
Financial choices during a divorce can have lasting implications on your future. One pressing question you might face is whether tapping into your retirement funds is a wise move. Before making such a significant decision, understand the ramifications. Financial...
Ohio divorces often involve the division of shared assets and property such as houses. You and your ex may also need to account for a significant amount of belongings, such as jewelry and artwork. While valuing these items may seem like a secondary concern, it can be...
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...
Child support plays a significant role in ensuring a child's well-being following a separation or divorce. It helps cover essential costs like food, clothing and education. However, many parents question whether their child support obligation changes when their...
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...
When you walk down the aisle to meet the love of your life and say “I do," you do not expect to dissolve your union at any point. However, life is unpredictable and people change over time. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),...
The baby boomer generation makes up the vast majority of divorces. Most of those divorces occurred after the age of 50. Why are boomers divorcing at such high rates? Underlying issues The generation before them generally stayed married no matter what. As a result, the...
