An angry co-parent can make parenting after separation more stressful. Conflict between parents can affect your relationship and create stress for your child. Staying calm can reduce conflict and help you build a better parenting relationship. Keep your emotions in...
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De-escalation strategies to use when a co-parent is angry
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Sep 1, 2026 | Child Custody
Co-parenting after a divorce is rarely seamless. However, if one parent is high-conflict, the situation can become overwhelming. In Ohio, the legal system recognizes these challenges and provides ways to help parents like you avoid hostility. The law recognizes the...
Grey divorce: Financial considerations for couples over 50
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Aug 10, 2026 | Divorce
For many couples, the years leading up to retirement represent the payoff for decades of work. A divorce during this stage of life can interrupt those expectations in ways that are difficult to reverse. Unlike younger couples, people over 50 often have fewer working...
Can you receive spousal support even after a short marriage?
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jul 24, 2026 | Spousal Support
Ending a marriage after only a few years can bring uncertainty about the future. Financial worries may arise when you earn less than your spouse during the relationship. If you are going through a divorce, understanding how courts evaluate spousal support may help you...
Dividing complex retirement portfolios in divorce
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jul 24, 2026 | Divorce
If you are getting a divorce and have spent years saving for retirement, those assets may become one of the most important financial issues in your case. You may have retirement accounts from different employers, pension benefits or plans tied to your business. In...
Helping your child cope with your divorce in Ohio
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jun 5, 2026 | Divorce
Divorce affects every member of the family, but children often struggle the most with the changes it brings. As a parent going through a divorce in Ohio, you may wonder how to support your child during this difficult transition. While every situation is unique, there...
Who gets the family business in an Ohio divorce?
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | May 12, 2026 | Divorce
When a marriage reaches a crossroads, it is natural to worry about the future of the company you and your spouse worked so hard to build. In Ohio, divorce does not have to mean losing your business. Knowing your options starts with understanding what the law actually...
Dividing stock options and restricted stock units in an Ohio divorce
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Apr 24, 2026 | Divorce, Property Division
Many people receive stock options or restricted stock units as part of their compensation package. These assets can be worth significant amounts of money but dividing them in divorce gets complicated. Ohio courts generally treat stock options and RSUs as marital...
Do disability benefits count towards my spousal support payments?
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Apr 14, 2026 | Spousal Support
Going through a divorce is hard enough. Doing it while living on a fixed disability income adds another layer of stress. Your benefits may feel like a lifeline, but they can also factor into what the court decides you owe or receive. So, does Ohio law count your...
How far in advance should you plan divorce timelines?
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Mar 3, 2026 | Divorce
Divorce takes a lot of preparation and paperwork. More importantly, divorce takes a heavy toll on your emotional, mental, and physical well-being during an already difficult time. While sudden splits sometimes happen, planning your divorce timeline when possible helps...
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