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Numerous responsibilities accompany the gift of welcoming a child into the world. One of these is a parent’s duty to support their child financially. However, in some situations, parents do not always take that obligation seriously and attempt to evade their...
The end of a marriage can be overwhelming, and a common source of fear and confusion is the distribution of assets. To overcome this concern, spouses must understand the rules Ohio courts use to split marital assets and debts. How property division works in Ohio In...
When the owners of a business decide to dissolve their company, a married couple chooses to end their marriage, or an estate needs to be settled, significant assets will need to be divided, and agreements will need to be negotiated. During this time, tax implications...
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...