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Why You Shouldn’t Divorce Without a Long-Term Legal Strategy
September 4, 2025
Filing for divorce isn’t just about putting the relationship behind you, it’s about planning for what comes next. And too often, people head into the process focused only on getting it over with. That kind of short-sighted thinking can lead to years of financial headaches, co-parenting stress, and legal complications. If you’re considering divorce or […]
What Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Divorcing in Ohio
August 28, 2025
More and more adults are stepping out on their own and choosing to start a business rather than work for someone else. This can give entrepreneurs a real sense of control over their success. When you spend the time and effort to build your business, you will do anything you can to protect it. If […]
Divorce Over 50: Key Issues in “Gray Divorce”
August 14, 2025
Divorce is never an easy decision, even when it’s the right one. The decision to end your marriage isn’t simple. Yet the “gray divorce” rate (divorce for couples over 50) has tripled over the past 30 years. While the reduced stigma surrounding divorce may be one factor, the life changes that come after turning 50 […]
Can You Relocate With Your Child After Divorce in Ohio?
July 31, 2025
After a divorce, life continues to change, with new jobs, new relationships, or a desire to be closer to extended family. For divorced parents in Ohio, one of the most difficult and legally complicated changes can be relocating with a child. Whether it’s a move across the state or to another part of the country, […]
Trust Funds and Divorce: What Beneficiaries Should Watch For
July 25, 2025
Divorce is already complicated. For individuals who are beneficiaries of a trust, especially in high-asset divorces, important issues often come up when it’s time to divide property. Many people assume that because a trust was set up long before the marriage, it’s automatically protected. Others may believe that if they never touched the principal, it’s […]
Should You and Your Spouse Use the Same Divorce Lawyer?
June 30, 2025
Filing for divorce is stressful. Not only are you splitting your assets, but the process itself has a cost, and retaining an attorney can be financially daunting. Your spouse or a well-meaning friend may suggest that you share an attorney instead of each retaining your own representation, claiming that it will save you money as […]
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 […]
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. […]