Family Law

When terminating a marriage, one of the most contentious issues often involves determining spousal support. Spousal support impacts both parties financially. It is non-taxable to the receiving spouse but is paid for out of the after-tax income of the paying spouse....

When relationships face significant challenges, Ohio couples often find themselves at a crossroads, contemplating whether to terminate their marriage or remain married but legally divide their assets and liabilities and address issues of support via a process referred...

If you're considering ending your marriage in Ohio, you have three routes: dissolution, divorce, or annulment. While any of these processes end a marriage, they differ in their requirements, implications, and outcomes. Understanding Divorce in Ohio A divorce legally...

“Gray divorce” is not a term found in statute or case law. Rather, it is a term used to describe a divorce trend among older individuals.  Gray divorce has been a widely referenced media topic of late.  While much of the media discussion focuses on the potential...

At Disney World, some buy a fast pass to skip the queue. For a fast pass to U.S. citizenship, some marry an American citizen. Generally, immigrants must be green card holders for five years before applying for citizenship. However, when married to a U.S. citizen, an...