Once the bustle of the big holidays is over, Columbus settles in to several months of cold weather. Matrimonial attorneys routinely report a upswing in divorce clients just after the first of the year, an uptick that lasts about three months.Researchers learned...
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Month: January 2014
Rapists lose parental rights under Ohio House-passed bill
More than half the states permit men who father children through rape to petition a court for parental rights. Ohio lawmakers have crafted legislation that would "inhibit" father's rights for men with sexual battery or rape convictions. The state House recently gave...
Dealing with threats that unnerve divorcing Ohio spouses
Spouses' feelings often don't remain static during a marital breakup. The initial knowledge or announcement of divorce can be met by an emotional tsunami. The urge to threaten or exact vengeance may be among thoughts on either side of a divorce.You've probably heard...
Divorce is among resolutions made by some Ohio spouses
The start of a new year traditionally signals change. Promises are made, after short or long periods of contemplation, to make positive improvements in response to January's new, blank page. For some Columbus spouses, a New Year's vow includes plans to divorce.With...
Disguised finances can invalidate Ohio prenuptial agreements
Some Columbus couples create prenuptial agreements to protect individual assets in case a marriage doesn't work out. Before any financial agreement is solidified, the parties should understand the differences between separate and marital assets, according to Ohio...