Month: February 2023

Alimony, now called spousal support in Ohio, is sometimes awarded to one spouse during a divorce in order to help cover living expenses such as food, medical care, clothing, and mortgages when there is a significant disparity in the wealth and earning capacity of each...

Prenuptial agreements are a great way to safeguard assets when a marriage is being entered into between two people with a significant disparity in wealth. A well-crafted prenuptial agreement can cover certain issues that may arise in the event of divorce, such as:...

In the state of Ohio, assets and property acquired through an inheritance will be considered separate property and are generally not subject to property division in the event of divorce. However, there are often issues which complicate these matters and potentially...

High income divorces are typically more complex than other divorce proceedings. You and your spouse may have a number of high-end assets, including real estate, cars, boats, fine art and other items. All of these assets are likely to become part of your property...

As high income earners, you and your spouse will likely face complex property division issues in your divorce. The assets you have worked so hard to acquire are now part of the divorce process, and it’s important to make sure all assets are accounted for and...

Child support payments can be determined one of two ways: Outside of the court, with you and the other parent working cooperatively to agree on the amount of support; or, in Court by a  Judge determining the amount of the  support obligation primarily by application...

As part of complex divorce planning, you and your spouse may be faced with dividing your family business. This aspect of divorce involves the consideration of many factors, including: Value of the business Who is best-suited to running the business Tax issues related...