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Ohio law does not require divorced parents to pay for a child's college expenses. Unlike some states that allow courts to mandate contributions, Ohio courts do not have the authority to order a parent to cover tuition or other education costs unless a divorce...
Divorce can be complex, especially when a business is involved. If you own a business in Ohio, protecting it during a divorce is essential to avoid financial disruption. Planning and understanding the legal process can help safeguard what you’ve built. Determine if...
Dividing property during a divorce can be tricky, especially with retirement accounts and investments. These accounts might count as marital property, depending on when and how spouses acquired them. What is marital property? Ohio law separates property into two...
High-asset divorces involve many complications, especially when they include international assets. Property, investments, or bank accounts in different countries create unique challenges during a divorce. Jurisdictional issues International assets complicate...
When going through a divorce, people tend to focus on asset division. However, it's equally important to consider how to handle debts. Understanding how debt division works can help a couple prepare for this aspect of the divorce process and work towards a fair...
When couples decide to divorce, figuring out how to divide their assets can be challenging, especially when it comes to retirement accounts. Understanding how Ohio law handles these accounts is key to a fair outcome. How Ohio handles property division The courts...
Sometimes, marriages can fall apart quietly. Known as silent or invisible divorces, these situations occur when couples remain legally married but live separate lives emotionally and physically. This can be just as challenging as a formal divorce, if not more so. If...
In Ohio, spousal support (also known as alimony) is money that a court may order one spouse to pay to the other after they divorce. This support is meant to help a spouse who relied on the other financially during the marriage. Here’s a clear breakdown of when spousal...
Going through a divorce can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing your finances. After a divorce, you need to plan for your future financial stability. Create a new budget Divorce significantly impacted the finances of the 989,518 couples who divorced...
Trying to communicate with an ex-partner can be difficult but unavoidable. A couple may have been together for a long time and have various matters that require them to converse. In such circumstances, adopting effective communication styles can make these...
