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On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Mar 20, 2025 | Child Custody
Child custody arrangements are designed to serve the best interests of the child. However, situations change over time, and you may need to modify existing custody orders. Understanding the process of modifying child custody in Ohio can help you protect your child’s...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jan 17, 2025 | Child Custody
Relocating with a child after a divorce involves many legal and practical challenges. Parents must consider state laws and how the move will affect the child and existing custody arrangements. In Ohio, specific rules govern the relocation process to ensure the child’s...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Nov 15, 2024 | Child Custody
Ohio House Bill 508 is poised to change the landscape of child custody laws. The bill aims to prioritize shared parenting as the default arrangement in divorce cases. This approach could significantly impact families and children across Ohio. A new focus on shared...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Oct 16, 2024 | Child Custody
Contentious custody battles can make communication challenging for co-parents. However, effective communication is crucial for the well-being of children. There are several things co-parents can do when navigating difficult conversations about custody. Keep...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | 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...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | 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...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Mar 8, 2024 | Child Custody
Parental alienation is when psychological manipulation by one parent causes a rift between a child and the other parent. This can come about through undue influence by one parent to tarnish a child’s perception of the other parent. This dynamic is all too common in...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Sep 25, 2023 | Child Custody
In the state of Ohio, courts determine the best interests of a child during a divorce or separation in establishing custody. To ensure the child's well-being and stability, there are situations where a custody evaluation becomes necessary. High-conflict situations The...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jun 2, 2023 | Child Custody, Divorce
In matters of child custody, courts strive to ensure that the best interests of the child take precedence. As part of this approach, Franklin County Court has established a model parenting time schedule. This schedule provides a framework for parents to spend time...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Apr 4, 2023 | Child Custody, Divorce
Legislators in Ohio proposed a bill that could significantly change the landscape of child custody in divorce cases. This legislation aims to establish an automatic 50/50 custody arrangement, fundamentally altering the way courts make custody decisions. Understanding...
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