Some people in Ohio may have a will or a trust, or may even have a more comprehensive estate plan including a power of attorney and health care directive in place. While that is all well and good, these documents may not be of much use unless they are reviewed...
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How a pour-over will works in Ohio
Thoughtful estate planning now can save your loved ones hassle and expense down the road. If you have arrived at the stage of making arrangements, you may be considering various options. A valid will is one way to convey your wishes concerning your estate. Some Ohio...
Child custody: what is ‘reasonable’ versus ‘fixed’ visitation?
It goes without saying that most parents in Ohio want to raise their child in a healthy, loving and nurturing environment. So, if a parent is going through a divorce they may fear that it will threaten the stability in their child's life. Moreover, they may want to...
Family law encompasses a wide variety of issues
Some people in Ohio may think that attorneys who practice in family law only deal with divorces. They may be surprised to hear then that family law actually encompasses a wide variety of issues. Establishing paternity, establishing child custody and child support for...
Don’t rush through the financial aspects of divorce
Sometimes when a couple in Dublin decides to end their marriage, both parties want to get the matter over with as quickly as possible. However, it is important to take the time to carefully address all divorce legal issues, particularly financial issues. This is...
Ohio couples looking to wed may also want to look at prenups
With all the romance weddings bring, it can be easy to have your head in the clouds, especially when you start to envision your future life with your partner. If this is the case, it may come as somewhat of a shock if your partner suggests entering into a prenuptial...
What formalities must be met when executing a will in Ohio?
When people in Ohio think about creating a will, they may think they can simply write something out on their own and be done with it. However, under Ohio Laws and Rules section 2107.03, there are certain formalities that must be met in order for a will in Ohio to be...
Divorce and spousal support in Ohio
Alimony, today also commonly called spousal support, can be an important issue for many divorcing couples in Ohio. Many people harbor misconceptions about this provision gleaned from popular culture or their own friends and family. However, before assuming alimony can...
Ohio parents may need help with child custody plans post-divorce
Married parents in Dublin who are facing the prospect of divorce may be very concerned for the welfare of their child. They want to see that their child doesn't suffer too much during the divorce process and, while they may feel a great deal of sadness that they may...
Legal separation may be preferred to divorce for some in Ohio
While every marriage has its ups and downs, sometimes arguments become so constant and unyielding that the core of the marriage begins to crumble. When spouses feel like they simply can no longer continue living as a married couple, they may think their only option is...
