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Category: Divorce
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What Is A Dissolution?There are several legal ways to terminate a marriage, including divorce, uncontested divorce, annulment, and dissolution. An uncontested divorce typically occurs when one party cannot be found, is incarcerated, or will simply not respond to communication efforts by the other … Continue reading
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How To Manage Your Financial Status After A DivorceOnce your divorce is finalized, it will be up to you to get your finances in order. In order to become self-sufficient again, organizing your finances is very important. To get you headed in the right direction, here are some … Continue reading
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What Is ‘No Fault’ Divorce?Generally speaking, a no fault divorce means that either spouse can file for divorce without having to prove the other spouse is guilty of any wrongdoing. In contrast, fault divorces require wrongdoing to be proven. Depending on the state where … Continue reading
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A Stress-Reducing Option in Divorce LawAccording to the U.S. Surgeon General, divorce is the second most stressful event in life. Only the death of a family member is a greater stressor. Stress is widely recognized as an epidemic condition today, but few are aware that … Continue reading
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How to Choose a Child Custody LawyerDivorce is always a difficult decision, especially when you and your partner have children. Follow these steps to find the best child custody and child support lawyer for you. Divorce is difficult on every part of a family. While the … Continue reading
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Family Law – Enforcability of a Prenuptual AgreementBarth v. Barth 2010-Ohio-425 Fourth Appellate District Washington County -Enforcability of a Prenuptual Agreement Appellant, Jackie Barth, appeals the Trial Court’s (“TC”) decision awarding her husband, Appellee Christopher Barth, certian real property in their divorce action. Specifically, the Appellant states … Continue reading
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Family Law – Divorce Decree Modification CaseHeisler v. Heisler, 2010-Ohio-98 Fourth Appellate District Hocking County This case is on appeal from the Hocking County Court of Common Pleas where Mr. Heisler’s motion to modify a divorce decree allocating parental rights and responsibilities was dismissed. A year … Continue reading
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Family Law – Bankruptcy filing in a Divorce ProceedingHorvath v. Horvath Cite as [Horvath v. Horvatyh, 2010-Ohio-316] Third District Court of Appeals Union County Rendered February 1, 2010 Plaintiff-Appellant/Cross-Appellee Suzanne Horvath (“Suzanne”)appeals the June 5, 2009 Judgment Entry of the Union County Court of Common Pleas, Domestic Relations … Continue reading
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Family Law – Child Support Modification CaseIrish v. Irish 2010-Ohio-403 Ninth District Court of Appeals Lorain County -Child Support Mother/Appellant and Father/Appellee were granted an uncontested divorce on April 2, 2004. Pursuant to the Decree of Divorce, the Trial Court (“TC”) adopted a shared parenting plan and, subject to further order of the … Continue reading
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Family Law – Contempt AppealSmith v. Smith, 2010-Ohio-31 Second District Court of Appeals Darke County Rendered: January 8, 2010 Plaintiff, Deborah Smith, appeals from a final judgment of the Court of Common Pleas holding her in contempt. The parties marriage was terminated November 18, … Continue reading
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