When you separate from your significant other in Ohio, chances are, you are going to need to do some untangling of your shared assets and debts. While the process can prove easier for some divorcing couples than others, increasingly, those looking to make sure they get everything they deserve in the split are relying on the assistance of forensic accountants.
The hidden victims of the opioid epidemic
There were over 3,500 deaths related to opioids in Ohio in 2016. Nobody would argue that the national opioid abuse epidemic has hit this state harder than most other places in America.
Child custody and the military
If you or your ex-spouse are in the military, child custody is different and presents more complications because of things such as transfers and deployment. If you live in Ohio, the ideal thing you can do is discuss with your ex the best situation for your children and come to an agreement together. If you and your ex-spouse cannot agree, the court can intervene and make a custody agreement that works best.
Using divorce mediation to your advantage
As you stare your divorce in the face, you are becoming more concerned about how this significant change in your relationship could alter your life's future. Mediation is a valuable tool that you can use to your advantage if you understand how your decisions will impact your outcome. At the Law Office of Kristen L. Campbell, LLC, we are committed to helping people in Ohio to work through the process of separating from their spouse.
Do Ohio grandparents have visitation rights?
As an Ohio grandparent, you may wish to establish and maintain a strong relationship with your grandson or granddaughter, but there may be other forces at play that make this particularly difficult. Under such circumstances, you may want to pursue legal visitation rights to your grandchild so that nothing threatens your relationship with him or her, and you may or may not be able to find success in doing so.
How can a divorce affect your taxes?
Whether you are currently going through a divorce or you have just recently filed for legal separation, there are several matters that must be taken care of. You may be occupied with issues involving property division, child custody and alimony, but forget to think about how the divorce will affect your taxes. The financial implications of divorce can be difficult to handle, and some may have long-lasting effects on your life. Taxes, for one, will most likely be different whether you are filing jointly or separately.
