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Can COVID-19 Affect Parental Rights?
March 24, 2021
Child custody agreements can be difficult to navigate in normal times. You hope that your ex is following the terms of the agreement, you hope that you can co-parent effectively, and most importantly, you hope your children feel safe and secure. COVID-19, in many cases, has made these things more difficult to navigate.
How to Deal with a Difficult Spouse During Divorce
January 26, 2021
Divorce is a difficult situation. Dealing with a difficult spouse during a divorce can make things so much worse. Your spouse may try to play the victim and paint you in a poor light, may try to manipulate you, or may attempt to drag out issues that could be resolved with compromise during the process. […]
Who Pays for a Divorce in Ohio?
December 28, 2020
Getting a divorce is not only emotionally difficult but can be financially difficult as well. Even if your divorce is amicable and resolved quickly, there are still fees associated with filing for divorce. For some couples, the cost can be thousands of dollars, and in complicated situations it can go as high as tens of […]
Things to Consider When Divorcing During a Global Pandemic
December 17, 2020
Divorce is always stressful and divorcing during a global pandemic can be even more difficult. If you are considering filing for divorce during the COVID-19 pandemic, there are extra variables to consider than if you are filing at a calmer time. Your attorney is there to help you navigate filing for divorce, even during a […]
Which Parent is Granted Custody if They’re Not Married?
July 28, 2020
When you have children, ending a relationship can be difficult. Not only are you separating as a couple, but you will have to negotiate how to divide parenting time and responsibilities. You need to think about parental rights, relationships, and other factors. While this is challenging for any couple, it can be even more complicated […]
7 Things to Consider Before Writing a Will
June 23, 2020
Writing a will isn’t usually a pleasant, upbeat task. You aren’t just coming to terms with your eventual death, but you are actively planning for it. Many adults are so thrown by the idea that they avoid this piece of estate planning. But creating a will is critical, and important for your family. Ideally, you […]
Is Separation Better Than a Divorce?
June 9, 2020
Many people think of separation as a stop on the road to divorce. In the case of a trial separation, this may be true. Anyone can physically separate at any time without getting the court involved, and sometimes this separation is the first step. However, a legal separation and divorce are much more similar, and […]
What is the Difference Between Legal Separation and Divorce?
April 28, 2020
Divorce sounds so final, while separation merely implies living apart. A legal separation is a third status with many more similarities to divorce. When you are beginning the process, it’s important to speak with an attorney about the difference between legal separation and divorce, to find out which is right for you.
Is My Will and Trust No Longer Valid After Divorce?
April 7, 2020
While going through a divorce, you will most likely be focusing on how your daily life is changing. You’ll be sorting through finances, property, custody, and legal paperwork. In this overwhelming time, it’s possible to overlook your will and any trusts you may already have set up. However, it’s important to take time to focus […]
Can You Get a Divorce Without Your Spouse’s Consent?
December 18, 2019
Marriage is a life-long dream for many, but things don’t always work out, and couples often opt for divorce. While divorce might seem like the better option when the marriage is failing, both partners might not agree to this. In most cases, the decision to file for divorce isn’t unanimous. Sometimes one party is willing […]