A Columbus Ohio Divorce Attorney article about divorce in Ohio NO - NO - NO, a thousand times NO! This is by far the most common legal myth we encounter. Your friends and family will tell you with authority that they are CERTAIN that you have to … Read the full article →
On January 20, 2009, the Supreme Court of Ohio adopted new rules concerning the requirements to become a Guardian ad Litem. These rules specify both the duties and obligations of Guardians ad Litem appointed in juvenile and domestic child … Read the full article →
A Columbus Ohio Step-Parent Adoption Attorney article: In Ohio, the short answer is YES. The long answer is - maybe, it depends. If you have violated any of the laws in this section of the Ohio Revised Code: … Read the full article →
A Columbus Ohio Child Custody Attorney article about your right to obtain school or medical records and information about your child. This is a complaint that family law attorneys hear often, regardless of whether parents live across the street … Read the full article →
A Columbus Ohio Divorce Lawyer article about adultery as an issue in an Ohio divorce. In Ohio, adultery (infidelity) is one of the statutory grounds for divorce. Incompatibility, gross neglect of duty, extreme cruelty, and habitual drunkeness … Read the full article →