When you do not get a lot of custody from your divorce agreement, you may feel disappointed and resentful. But if you have a visitation schedule, it is vital to realize how important that is. You still get to see your children on a regular basis and build a bond with them.
Mortgages, credit cards and divorce
Divorcing couples in Ohio often bemoan the process of splitting up their assets and certainly, this is understandable. Nobody likes the thought of giving up something they treasure or have worked hard to earn or obtain. However, the property division portion of a divorce settlement is not just about assets. Debts must also be dealt with and split in an appropriate manner. For many couples, a mortgage and credit card debts are common forms of debt that they must make decisions about when ending their marriages.
Showing that you are the best caregiver for your grandchildren
At the law office of Kristen L. Campbell, LLC, we understand that deciding to take care of your grandchildren is not easy. We also understand that it could be disheartening to learn that grandparents have few legal rights in terms of Ohio custody actions.
Is all property eligible for division?
When you file for divorce in Ohio, there are a host of issues that must be negotiated in the final divorce settlement. In addition to alimony and child custody, property division may be one of the most difficult topics to tackle when organizing the final decree. It can be hard to determine if all property and assets are disclosed and who is entitled to what.
The long-term impact of divorce
When it comes to divorce, there are a number of issues (both positive and possibly negative) to consider. Often, people think about the immediate impact of ending their marriage, from stress in the courtroom to how their daily life will change after splitting up with their spouse. However, it is also very helpful to go over the long-term impact of divorce. In fact, there may be a number of reasons why ending a marriage is advantageous over the course of someone’s life.