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After facing the emotional challenges of divorce, many seek a fresh start in a new location, hoping to build a brighter future. However, if you are a parent, you cannot simply pack up and leave with your child. Whether relocating within the state or planning an...
When deciding who gets to raise their child, the stakes couldn't be higher. As a parent, there's nothing more precious to you than your child's well-being and happiness. But amid a custody battle, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what the future holds. This...
Kinship adoption is the term for when family members step in to adopt children within their own family. This type of adoption offers numerous benefits for both the children and their caregivers. If you are considering adopting someone in your family, start by learning...
During divorce proceedings, diverse topics can cause disputes between parents and take an emotional toll on the family, such as child custody. The involved parties can have conflicting opinions on the child's life and welfare. These disputes can lead to severe stress...
Domestic violence occurs when someone physically inflicts or threatens to inflict violence against a family or household member. In Ohio, domestic violence is a criminal offense that can be a misdemeanor of the fourth degree or first degree. It can ruin your...
If an adult is unable to make decisions or take care of their personal or financial affairs, their loved ones may decide to pursue guardianship. A guardianship is a legal arrangement in which a court appoints a person, called the guardian, to take care of these items...
It is usual for couples to have disputes during the divorce process. These conflicts can stem from property division or child custody disagreements, often necessitating intervention. Some prefer to litigate these issues in court, having a judge decide after reviewing...
If you and your spouse have plans to divorce, you may have concerns about dividing your property, the future of your finances and other issues. And if you have children, you may worry about dividing your time with them between you and your ex. According to the Centers...
After you and your spouse decide to end your marriage, you may have concerns about what your life will look like moving forward. You may also worry about how your children will do living in two separate households. In 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control...
If you and your spouse fail to reach agreement as to your post-divorce custody arrangement, a judge will make those decisions for you. FindLaw explains that while a judge’s primary goal is to determine “the best interests of the child” and decide all custody issues...
