While a prenup may not be the most romantic topic of discussion, a marriage is a legal contract between two people; and it is important to be sure you are protected when you enter into
If you are an unwed father, the first thing you should know is that it is imperative to your legal parental rights to establish the paternity of a child. Without confirmed paternity, a court will
As family and personal circumstances change, it may be necessary to revisit your parenting plan to better accommodate your situation or your children’s needs. Some examples of when a parenting agreement may need to be
When two people decide to get divorced, a common concern is where each person will live during proceedings. Typically, one person will continue to live in the marital home, and one person will move out.
In Ohio, courts follow the equitable distribution model when it comes to dividing assets and liabilities during divorce proceedings. The equitable distribution model means that property will be divided fairly, but not necessarily in a
Deciding to get a divorce is never easy. You may have many preconceived notions about what happens during a divorce or have ideas about expectations. Before you begin looking it up online or asking for
The answer depends on what the reason for the separation is. Are you and your spouse separating with the intention of working together to attempt a reconciliation? Have you both agreed to seek a divorce?
In Ohio, there are two different types of custody: sole legal custody and shared custody, known as shared parenting. The custody designation determines who is entitled to make decisions for the child such as health
It is an unfortunate reality that adults can have a hard time setting aside their personal differences and hurt feelings in the better interest of their children. Parenting is difficult under the best circumstances, having
Most frequently divorce is the precursor to a child custody case. However, there is no need for parents to be married when custody and support are issues. Only established paternity is sufficient to determine parental
While a prenup may not be the most romantic topic of discussion, a marriage is a legal contract between two people; and it is important to be sure you are protected when you enter into
If you are an unwed father, the first thing you should know is that it is imperative to your legal parental rights to establish the paternity of a child. Without confirmed paternity, a court will
As family and personal circumstances change, it may be necessary to revisit your parenting plan to better accommodate your situation or your children’s needs. Some examples of when a parenting agreement may need to be
When two people decide to get divorced, a common concern is where each person will live during proceedings. Typically, one person will continue to live in the marital home, and one person will move out.
In Ohio, courts follow the equitable distribution model when it comes to dividing assets and liabilities during divorce proceedings. The equitable distribution model means that property will be divided fairly, but not necessarily in a
Deciding to get a divorce is never easy. You may have many preconceived notions about what happens during a divorce or have ideas about expectations. Before you begin looking it up online or asking for
The answer depends on what the reason for the separation is. Are you and your spouse separating with the intention of working together to attempt a reconciliation? Have you both agreed to seek a divorce?
In Ohio, there are two different types of custody: sole legal custody and shared custody, known as shared parenting. The custody designation determines who is entitled to make decisions for the child such as health
It is an unfortunate reality that adults can have a hard time setting aside their personal differences and hurt feelings in the better interest of their children. Parenting is difficult under the best circumstances, having
Most frequently divorce is the precursor to a child custody case. However, there is no need for parents to be married when custody and support are issues. Only established paternity is sufficient to determine parental
While a prenup may not be the most romantic topic
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