When Ohio couples are going through a divorce, they often have to face the potentially complex process of dividing marital property. As one woman recently learned during a legal battle that has spanned several years, divorce may be accompanied by complicated...
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Month: January 2015
Supreme Court to make decision about gay marriage bans
Gay marriage petitions from Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and Tennessee will now be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. On Jan. 16, the Supreme Court announced that it planned to make a ruling about whether or not gay couples have a constitutional right to get married. The...
Reasonable visitation in Ohio child custody cases
Sometimes, a judge will issue a visitation order that simply calls for reasonable visitation of the child with their noncustodial parent. Parents receiving such an order may be confused about what this means.Reasonable visitation is simply when the court leaves the...
401(k) divisions in divorce proceedings
Over time, residents in Ohio who contribute to 401(k) accounts may be able to accumulate a valuable asset. Because these accounts are subject to taxes if funds are accessed before a certain threshold is met, dividing the account during a divorce may be difficult....