When parents share minor children from a relationship and must engage in co-parenting after ending their relationship with one another, the prospect of co-parenting can…
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When courts in Columbus, Ohio allocate parental rights and responsibilities for the care of the children, Ohio law requires that courts consider a variety of…
Child custody disputes arise in two situations—a couple with children is divorcing or two people who have never married have conceived a child. In either…
Relocation with children is never easy when parents are not married. Your legal obligations differ depending on whether you are moving away from Ohio or…
Every state in the country creates its own child custody laws. However, problems arose when parents moved from one state to another. In particular, conflicts…
The current COVID-19 pandemic has led to a virtual lockdown of the state of Ohio. Current estimates call for hundreds of deaths in this state…
Child custody disputes are often lengthy, fact-intensive, and emotional. They also are sometimes unavoidable. When parents cannot agree on custody, the judge must decide the…
In many ways, child custody cases involving high-income parents are no different from any other custody dispute. A court will analyze what is in the…
In Ohio, any parent who wants to relocate with their child after a divorce must have the other parent’s consent or the approval of the…
The answer might surprise you—not very far at all. Many people find that they want to move at some point after a divorce, for romantic or professional reasons. However, Ohio...
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