Life will change post-divorce, and you need to be well prepared. It means readjusting any long-term financial plans you had in place with your ex-spouse and making new ones based on your new life. But, before all that, it is important to ensure that you get your fair...
Family Law
Types of spousal support in Ohio
One of the most challenging parts of navigating a divorce is figuring out finances immediately and into the future. While some divorces mean a one-time split of assets, others include spousal support. Often, these negotiations can feel stressful and difficult for both...
Signs of malicious parent syndrome during your Ohio divorce
The family law courtroom serves as a theater for child custody wars in some Cincinnati, Ohio divorces. These typically arise when each parent believes they deserve sole or primary custody of their children. It is natural for parents to spend as much time as possible...
Hiding assets during divorce is unlawful
Following a divorce, you are entitled to your fair share of marital property. After all, you probably contributed to it in one way or the other. However, your ex-spouse may not be so forthcoming with the details of their finances. It may be in a bid to keep some...
What’s the best way to divvy up hard-to-divide assets?
When you read up on property division in a divorce, they'll often highlight how you and your spouse need to simply decide what percentage of the account you each are going to stake a claim to, take your fair share and go your separate ways. Some complications can...
Going virtual to manage a busy career and custody
As a parent, you want to be with your child as much as you can. Sometimes, that’s hard. You’ve worked in your career and industry for many years to get where you are today. That means you have to continue putting in time at the company. You might have to travel for...
Why should you consider holidays and vacations when creating a parenting plan?
You may have addressed a large number of details when discussing your parenting plan. You may have drawn out your weekly schedule, outlined how you and your ex will handle school events and even addressed who will pick up your child if they become sick during the...
3 ways your social media use could hurt you during your divorce
Social media has become a part of many people's daily lives. Your accounts help you connect with the people you care about and keep them informed about your current situation. Social media can assist in maintaining a relationship with your college roommate and your...
How do you decide who keeps the house in your divorce?
For many couples contemplating divorce, financial concerns are a major issue. If you had to save for years to afford a down payment on your home, for example, you likely wouldn't like the idea of losing your house and becoming a renter again. Thankfully, that is not...
How to make the most of your co-parenting schedule
The transition from being married to being a single parent isn’t easy. One of the areas that some moms and dads struggle with is finding time to do all the things they need to do. While it isn’t always easy, it’s possible if you take a realistic look at your schedule...