Virginia Cornwell is a Columbus, Ohio Divorce Attorney and OSBA Certified Family Relations Specialist. What is financial misconduct? According to Ohio Revised Code 3105.171(E)(4), it is a basis upon which an Ohio divorce court can make a … Read the full article →
So you went through the ohio child support CSEA administrative review process and your child support went up? Unfortunately, this is the usual result. Salaries usually go up over time, which means that child support goes up over time. However, you … Read the full article →
In Ohio, when a divorce case is filed, it is common for the court to put on a temporary restraining order. Sometimes, the order is only put on if a party asks for it, and the order is one-sided (the party that asks for it gets the order agains the … Read the full article →
As much as we love Fido, when it comes to divorce, under Ohio law, Fido is considered property, not a child. Yet we still hear about "custody battles" over pets all the time. Why? Well, the answer is simple. Fido may be legally property, but he … Read the full article →
Since 2008, Ohio has had additional child support orders called "cash medical support orders". These orders only come in to play when private health insurance is not available to the child who is the subject of the support order and/or the child is … Read the full article →