Child custody can be a challenge. Even when you and your ex create an agreement that works for both of you, there may still be times when it is stressful trying to parent your children from two separate households. The process of divorcing and negotiating child...
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How are stock holdings split in a divorce?
If you purchased shares of stock while married, there is a chance that Ohio law will consider it to be part of the marital estate. This means that it will likely be subject to state property division laws. In a final settlement, the marital estate will be divided by a...
Why marital dissolution may be a better choice for your family
Marital dissolution and divorce are two ways to legally end a marriage. However, divorce and dissolution are two different processes. If you're an Ohio resident, it's important for you to know the difference between the two so that you can choose the option that is...
3 tips for creating a rock-solid parenting plan
If you are getting divorced in Ohio and have children, you will need to create a parenting plan that is effective and works well for you and the other parent and your children. Here are three tips that will ensure you have a rock-solid parenting plan. Put your...
Certain tax-related matters need addressing during divorce
A divorce affects so many aspects of a person’s life. As a result, some things may get overlooked. One such matter pertains to taxes. With tax season here, a person who recently divorced or is in the midst of divorce must make a careful review as to how his or her new...
Special issues that can arise when an LGBTQ couple gets divorced
Divorce is rarely simple, but things can be especially complex when the couple has children together. This is true whether the parents are of different genders or of the same sex. But LGBTQ parents in Butler County can face unique challenges during divorce. That is...
End your marriage without children
Marital dissolution in Ohio differs from divorce. You have the option of a legal separation or an annulment with your spouse also. Regarding couples who don’t have children, they might have the simplest way for a mutual agreement. If you can, mutual agreements are...
You can avoid the stress of a traditional divorce process
Did you know that besides leading to poor health outcomes, divorce increases mortality rates by a significant amount? If you're thinking about divorce in Ohio, you may want to consider all the facts, including its negative effects. Going through the traditional...
Financial steps to take after divorce
Now that you have finally resolved your divorce or dissolution, you may be eager to put the past behind you and focus on the future. While this may be a goal to look forward to, there are still things you should consider in order to look after your finances. The cost...
What to know about dissolution for ending your marriage
Every year, many couples in Ohio decide that they want to end their marriage. However, instead of a traditional divorce, if you’re splitting up with your spouse, you might want to consider a dissolution. You may want to know more about this option and how it compares...