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On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Jul 12, 2023 | Divorce
It is not unusual for an emotionally neglectful marriage to end in divorce. Emotional neglect is devastating and can erode and undermine a relationship. Although emotional neglect is not specifically grounds for divorce, it falls under gross neglect of duty, which is...
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. | May 16, 2023 | Divorce
If your divorce is getting contentious, you may worry about your spouse retaliating against you by canceling your health coverage. Ohio law clearly outlines this situation and the consequences that may arise from prematurely canceling a spouse's health insurance. Can...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | May 8, 2023 | Divorce
A distributive award is a payment or series of payments one spouse makes to another during a divorce. Payments for a distributive award do not come from marital property. Instead, they distribute separate property from one spouse to another. Why would the court order...
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...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Mar 16, 2023 | Divorce
When going through a divorce, the individuals involved may experience animosity, frustration and anger toward one another. The actions or language of each person involved can damage children caught in the middle. In these situations, the court can mandate counseling...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Feb 2, 2023 | Divorce
After spending a significant amount of time in your marriage, the possibility exists that you might feel unhappy or even trapped in your relationship. If these feelings arise, the natural line of thought will eventually lead you to entertain the idea of divorce....
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Nov 22, 2022 | Divorce
The Ohio legal system allows for both judges and magistrates to take part in the legal process. There is a clear distinction between the two, with specific eligibility requirements for both roles. In matters involving family court, there are roles for both a judge and...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Nov 16, 2022 | Divorce
The most contentious part of divorce proceedings typically becomes the division of property. If you plan to file for divorce in Ohio, you will want to know what assets will remain exclusively yours, especially your separate bank account. Courts in Ohio attempt to...
On Behalf of Gregg R. Lewis, ESQ. | Nov 9, 2022 | Divorce
Even though a marriage may fail, it is possible for a divorce to be successful. A good divorce does not mean you become best friends with your ex. A good divorce is simply a divorce where all parties find their needs met. Find a way to co-parent The well-being of your...
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