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Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live With in Ohio?
June 17, 2025
If parents are divorcing, who gets to decide where the children live? Many parents in Ohio believe that the child is allowed to make the ultimate decision because, until the mid 1990s, this was the primary factor. However, the laws in Ohio have changed, and children are no longer the ones who make this decision.
Dividing Retirement Accounts in Divorce: What Ohio Courts Look At
May 27, 2025
The process of divorce is not only emotionally exhausting and stressful, but dividing assets can be more challenging than many couples are prepared for. They are prepared to divide joint bank accounts and co-owned property but often feel like the division of retirement accounts shouldn’t even be up for debate. In other words, what’s mine […]
Dividing Stock Options and Investments in a High-Asset Divorce
April 28, 2025
When a high-asset divorce occurs, one of the most complex division areas is often the couple’s investments and stock options. These assets can greatly impact the financial future of both parties, mainly if they include valuable stocks, retirement accounts, or lucrative stock options tied to the spouse’s career. Dividing these types of assets requires careful […]
How to Ensure a Fair Financial Settlement in Divorce
April 14, 2025
Divorce is undoubtedly one of the most emotionally challenging experiences anyone can go through, but the financial aspects can be just as overwhelming. A fair financial settlement is essential to making sure both parties walk away with their fair share, allowing them to rebuild their lives independently. However, securing a fair financial settlement in divorce […]
How to Modify Spousal Support After Your Divorce Is Finalized
March 31, 2025
Divorce agreements often include spousal support, or alimony, to help the lower-earning spouse stay financially stable. But what happens when life circumstances change? If you or your ex-spouse have experienced a significant shift in finances, employment, or personal life, modifying spousal support might be necessary. Here’s what you need to know about adjusting alimony after […]
What to Do When Your Ex Violates a Custody Agreement
March 24, 2025
Divorce is never easy, and co-parenting can become even more challenging when unexpected issues arise. You arrive at the designated pickup spot on time, but your ex is nowhere to be found. Or worse, they’ve taken your child out of state without telling you. Violations of a custody agreement can be frustrating, emotionally draining, and […]
Protecting Intellectual Property in a High-Asset Divorce
February 25, 2025
You’ve poured your heart into building something unique—an idea, a brand, or a creation that’s deeply personal to you. Now, as you navigate a divorce, the question arises: what happens to that intellectual property you’ve worked so hard to create? Unlike dividing up bank accounts or physical property, intellectual property doesn’t come with clear-cut rules. […]
What Happens to Prenuptial Agreements When Circumstances Change?
February 11, 2025
Prenuptial agreements can be a touchy subject. A lot of couples don’t like to think about the possibility of their marriage ending before they’ve even walked down the aisle, but it is one of the smartest decisions you can make if you are bringing wealth into the relationship. You get car insurance hoping you’ll never […]
How Divorce Impacts Estate Planning and Trusts
January 28, 2025
Divorce isn’t just about dividing the present—it’s about safeguarding the future. Right now, you’re likely navigating a whirlwind of asset division, custody agreements, and legal paperwork. But there’s a deeper, quieter concern lurking in the background: how this life-changing event could unravel the plans you’ve meticulously crafted for the years ahead.
How Social Media Activity Can Affect Your Divorce Case
January 21, 2025
Divorce is a legal process, and a legal process you are involved in is something that should never be posted on social media. However, even if you aren’t talking directly about the divorce, the asset division process, or the frustrating behavior your ex may be exhibiting, your social media activity can still be used against […]