Ohio couples who are seeking to divorce may wonder if they are eligible for uncontested divorce. While this type of divorce holds many benefits, it can also be fairly difficult for couples to achieve for various reasons.
How to help your children through a divorce
There has been a notable decline in divorces in the United States over the last couple of decades. This has been evident in Ohio, which had the 19th lowest divorce rate in the country in 2017 out of all 50 states. In that year, there were 2.9 divorces for every 1,000 residents.
What provisions should a separation agreement include?
If you are facing the prospect of a military divorce in Ohio, it may be to your advantage to seek a dissolution instead, depending on your circumstances. A dissolution involves mutual decision and agreement on the part of you and your spouse in matters related to parental responsibilities and division of property. Compared to traditional divorce, dissolution usually takes less time to complete.
How to determine your home’s value
Here at the Law Office of Kristen L. Campbell LLC in Ohio, one of the things we do on an almost daily basis is to help divorcing couples arrive at a fair and equitable property settlement agreement. Usually this includes assessing the value of the marital home, which often represents the couple’s largest asset.
How does Ohio define nonmarital property?
If you and your spouse are about to obtain an Ohio divorce, you need to know about the difference between marital and nonmarital property. As FindLaw explains, Ohio is one of the equitable distribution states in which all your marital property must be divided between you in a fair and equitable, but not necessarily equal, manner.
How can mediation reduce divorce stress
