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When people think of divorce and counseling, they often think of unhappy couples trying to force their relationship to work by going to counseling together. That is a stereotype consistently reinforced by the media in books, movies and television shows. Counseling or...
All responsible divorcing parents want to minimize the effect of their break-up on their children. Nonetheless, it’s impossible for a child not to be affected by the fact that their parents are no longer living together and that they’ll be dividing their time between...
Some couples exit the divorce process and go completely separate ways. If you are a parent, then this won’t be an option for you. You and your former spouse are going to need to find a way to put your differences aside and become efficient co-parents. Of course, this...
Perhaps the most widespread misconception about property division during a divorce is that half of everything you own will go to your spouse. First, you will not lose half of everything you own. In addition, your share may not necessarily equal your spouse’s. Ohio...
Matters related to child custody are often the most contentious during a divorce. Thankfully, you and your former spouse were able to reach an agreement fairly quickly. On paper, you felt like the custody arrangement would work. Unfortunately, the reality has turned...