Before getting married, couples can enter into legal contracts known as prenuptial agreements. However, the state of Ohio refers to them as antenuptial agreements. These “prenups” protect their assets and clarify financial rights in the event of divorce or separation. While having a prenup is not required, many family attorneys often recommend that their clients…
When individuals or businesses cannot pay their debts, filing for bankruptcy can help them resolve their financial issues. The primary goal of this legal process is to offer a fresh start to those in need. The two most common filing options are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Understanding their similarities and differences is crucial,…
When spouses or unmarried parents of minor children choose to go their separate ways, they need to formalize their child custody arrangements with the state. In modern times, the focus of most child custody arrangements is the terms contained within a family’s parenting plan. A parenting plan is a legally-enforceable document that outlines many of…
If you are preparing to divorce your spouse, you likely have a strong sense concerning whether this process will unfold in a relatively cooperative and collaborative fashion or a contentious one. Either approach will need to conclude with the execution of a property division order that appropriately represents the interests of both parties. Reaching this…
