In March 2023, Ohio changed its laws to allow married couples to create legally binding postnuptial agreements. Before this, Ohio was one of only two states, along with Iowa, that did not recognize these agreements, leaving couples unable to adjust their financial...
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What is the role of an affidavit of property in an Ohio divorce?
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Sep 5, 2024 | Divorce
An affidavit of property can be a significant factor in Ohio divorce proceedings. It is a legal document that provides a detailed inventory of a couple's assets, debts and financial interests. The affidavit also helps the court assess the marital estate and make fair...
How to obtain a civil protection order in Ohio
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Aug 15, 2024 | Divorce
Getting a civil protection order can provide you with the legal backing to ensure your safety. This court order comes designed to prevent contact between you and another person. Filing the petition To start the process, you need to file a petition at the domestic...
Essential documents for a high-asset divorce in Ohio
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Jul 17, 2024 | Divorce
High-asset divorces involve significant financial considerations. To ensure a fair division of assets, it's crucial to gather all relevant documentation. It helps in understanding the full financial picture and making informed decisions. Financial statements and tax...
Should Ohio have stronger standards for child support for kids with disabilities?
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Jul 8, 2024 | Child Support
Children receive financial support from both parents through child support arrangements after a separation or divorce. The need for adequate support is even more crucial for kids with disabilities. But does Ohio have the right standards in place, or should they be...
Strategies for co-parenting during long-distance relocations
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Jun 18, 2024 | Divorce
Relocating to a new city or state can create significant challenges for co-parents. Maintaining a strong parent-child relationship when separated requires thorough planning and open communication. Parents in this situation need to be informed of the best practices for...
What Tax Issues Can I Expect After A Divorce?
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | May 20, 2024 | Divorce
Divorce can create significant changes in financial situations. One of the most pressing results is that tax issues often become a critical concern. Understanding how divorce affects taxes helps individuals navigate this challenging period more smoothly. With that in...
Overcoming False Allegations of Child Abuse in a Child Custody Case
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | May 9, 2024 | Child Custody
In emotionally charged child custody battles, one parent may wield false allegations of child abuse against the other. These allegations can have devastating consequences for both the accused parent and the child caught in the crossfire. However, there are steps a...
The 3 worst mistakes in a child custody dispute
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Apr 22, 2024 | Child Custody
When parents decide to live apart, figuring out how to co-parent can get complicated. The resulting stress and strain of a child custody dispute can take a lot out of a person and lead to thoughtless mistakes. However, preparation can keep an individual from acting...
Can Allegations Of Domestic Violence Impact The Outcome Of A Divorce?
On Behalf of Harry Lewis Co., LPA | Mar 26, 2024 | Divorce
In the state of Ohio, divorce operates under a no-fault system. This means that there is no obligation to declare instances of domestic violence to obtain a divorce. However, if there are allegations of domestic violence, they can significantly influence the divorce...
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- Understanding Ohio’s new laws on postnuptial agreements
- What is the role of an affidavit of property in an Ohio divorce?
- How to obtain a civil protection order in Ohio
- Essential documents for a high-asset divorce in Ohio
- Should Ohio have stronger standards for child support for kids with disabilities?
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