Cincinnati, Ohio Family Law Blog
3 ways to prepare for divorce mediation
Divorce mediation is one of several tools that can facilitate a calmer, less contentious divorce. Couples can sit down together to discuss any matters that they have not yet resolved. They can set terms that allow them to divorce with dignity and to feel satisfied...
How is yacht ownership split in a divorce?
If you and your spouse co-own a yacht, divorce proceedings can raise complicated questions about who retains ownership. Yachts aren't just recreational assets—they represent significant financial value. As such, they are treated like other major assets, including real...
Finding A Collaborative Law Attorney To Help You
Finding A Collaborative Law Attorney To Help You When the Collaborative divorce process is chosen by two divorcing spouses, both spouses will need to be represented by their respective lawyers. Also, both the lawyers will need to have undergone special training in the...
When is it too late for divorce mediation?
Divorce mediation offers couples a chance to work together to reach agreements outside of court. Many couples choose this path to peacefully resolve property division, custody and support issues. However, timing plays a key role in whether mediation remains a...
Can Ohioans use divorce mediation if one spouse lives out of state?
Mediation offers couples a peaceful way to handle divorce or separation, but things can get tricky when one spouse lives in a different state. People often wonder if mediation can still work in these cases. The answer is yes, and Ohio has clear steps to make it...
3 scenarios where divorce mediation may be the best option
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution. Parties who cannot agree on how to resolve a conflict sit down with a neutral professional to try to find a way to compromise. Divorce mediation has become relatively commonplace in recent years. Many couples try...
What is a default divorce ruling?
During a divorce case, one party may end up being in default. This gives the court the option to issue a default judgment. Usually, this refers to a scenario where one person has failed in some sort of obligation. For instance, perhaps a woman served her husband with...
An Argument For Collaborative Divorce
An Argument For Collaborative Divorce The Collaborative Law Process seeks to remove the contentious and "fighting" mindset that some divorce lawyers take when handling a divorce case. Instead, a Collaborative divorce adopts a problem-solving approach toward potential...
What are the steps involved in a collaborative divorce?
Collaborative divorce offers couples a peaceful and private alternative to traditional litigation. By focusing on cooperation rather than conflict, it allows both parties to have control over the outcome of their divorce. If you are considering this method, it’s...
How do Ohio courts divide debt in high-asset divorces?
High-asset divorces can bring more financial complexity. When large incomes, business interests, and investments come into play, debt division becomes just as important as asset division. Understanding marital debt in Ohio In Ohio, marital debt includes any financial...