Often unmarried parent callers tell us that they have shared parenting, or that they have a custody agreement, only to find out that this agreement is an understanding between the parents, but not something that is legal in any way. Things that are … Read the full article →
As strange as this may seem, this is a very common complaint. In Ohio, the first question you have to ask is "Who is required to provide medical insurance for the child?" If there are no court orders regarding parental rights of the child then … Read the full article →
Sometimes unmarried fathers are hesitant to go to court to seek their rights for a variety of reasons: They do not want to antagonize the mother. They are afraid of how much child support they will have to pay if they begin legal … Read the full article →
How long should you try to work out a problem with your ex? When should you "file for contempt"? How long should you let this go on before you do something about it? What should you do? When making that decision, here are some things you should … Read the full article →
When people meet with a dissolution lawyer to discuss the possible end of their marriage, that meeting can be very stressful. Some people do not know what to say or ask and hope that the dissolution lawyer will simply lead the meeting. The problem … Read the full article →