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Modern divorce involves more than just houses and bank accounts. We conduct our lives online and our portfolios reflect this shift. From cryptocurrency holdings to revenue-generating social media channels, digital property holds significant worth. You must identify...
Relocating after divorce can be a practical decision. There might be better job opportunities in another city. Affordable housing can be a consideration. Many people also want proximity to their close family members while rebuilding their lives after a marriage ends....
The comprehensive compensation packages provided to executives and other highly-skilled professionals are often relatively complex. Professionals may be eligible for deferred compensation and company stock options. Stock options allow people who meet certain criteria...
Divorce is rarely straightforward. It becomes even more complex when one spouse earns far more than the other, as this disparity can complicate decisions regarding fair spousal support. In high-asset divorces, for instance, couples often have significant differences...
Spousal support, or alimony, can be an important consideration during a divorce in Ohio. While not automatically granted, it may be awarded in specific circumstances based on several factors. What factors determine spousal support? Ohio law considers a variety of...
Marriage comes with big financial commitments, especially when assets are involved. For same-sex couples, a prenuptial agreement can offer clarity and protection in case the marriage ends. What a prenuptial agreement can cover A prenup allows you to decide how to...
Communication with your ex can feel tricky, especially when emotions run high. Choosing the right style can help reduce stress and focus on what matters most, whether it's parenting, property division, or achieving closure. Think about your goals first Before you...
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...
