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On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | May 2, 2017 | Divorce
Getting divorced is a big, life-changing decision. It's not an easy one to make and shouldn't be taken lightly. But, you also shouldn't rush to any decisions, especially when it comes to a high-asset divorce. You might want to rush and get the paperwork finalized, but...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Mar 31, 2017 | Divorce
Divorce cases can either be contested or uncontested. Most couples will want the process to go as smoothly as possible for both themselves and their children. But, some divorces become contested simply because the couple cannot agree on anything. One such issue is how...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Mar 3, 2017 | Divorce, Property Division
Divorce is never a popular topic of conversation for couples, even for those who have had trouble in their marriage for quite some time. When you and your spouse decide it is time to file for divorce you will want to know how it will affect your investments in...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Feb 20, 2017 | Divorce
Getting divorced is never easy, even for couples that have not been happy in their marriage for quite some time. Divorce can be extensive, emotional, stressful and downright nasty in some instances. When it comes to dividing property, many divorcing couples wonder how...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Feb 3, 2017 | Divorce
There's no secret that the winter months can be brutal for a lot of people because of the lack of sun and the gloomy skies. But, it can also be rough for married couples. The University of Washington found that divorce filings pick up in January and peak by March....
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jan 27, 2017 | Divorce
High asset divorces occur when a large amount of money, investments, property and other expensive items are at stake. Divorces of this magnitude can come with plenty of mistakes and one or both parties could feel betrayed, lied to, disappointed, angry and vengeful....
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Dec 19, 2016 | Divorce
Under Ohio law, any assets obtained by either spouse during a marriage are considered marital property. Unless a premarital agreement was signed, these assets are divided equitably between the two parties during a divorce.As part of this process of asset division,...
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