Even without any trace of misconduct or impending debts, it is common for courts to issue a freeze on the divorcing parties’ accounts. This is to ensure the assets are complete and consistent with the documentation before administrating the property division. However,...
Year: 2023
Post-divorce modifications: What can be subject to change?
Generally, divorce decrees are final. But unlike what some may think, they are not set in stone. While courts favor upholding the judgment, they also acknowledge that circumstances surrounding the ex-spouses’ lives can change in years or even just months after the...
Is your spouse hiding assets from you?
There are numerous factors to settle during divorce proceedings and property division is at the top of the list. In an ideal world, you and your spouse will reach a fair compromise promptly. You may even have settled most concerns previously by executing a prenuptial...
Have you prepared your finances for divorce?
Divorce is both emotionally and financially taxing. Amidst the emotional roller coaster, you may be tempted to get back at your soon-to-be ex and, thus, take your eyes off what really matters – your life after the divorce. Finances can be a contentious subject...
How can virtual visitation help a child’s well-being?
In today's digital age, the concept of child custody has evolved alongside technological advancements. Virtual visitation, also known as electronic visitation or e-visitation, has emerged as a crucial means for non-custodial parents to maintain meaningful connections...
How to deal with co-parenting issues
After divorce, many couples with children opt for co-parenting. In fact, a 2018 study shows that 40 percent of U.S. states aim to provide children equal time with each parent, encouraging the co-parenting trend. That said, it can be difficult for divorced parents —...
The surprising truth about gray divorce rates
Many people assume that divorce is something that usually happens to young couples. Part of the reason for this may be that getting married at a young age does increase someone’s divorce odds. They also may assume that a couple who has made it past the seven-year itch...
Divorce vs. dissolution in Ohio: What to know
Divorce and dissolution are two legal processes available to Ohio couples wishing to end their marriage. Although both options ultimately result in the termination of the marital relationship, the processes and implications of each method are quite different. Learn...
What you can do to enforce child custody orders in Ohio
Court-ordered child custody orders are issued based on the children’s best interests and are enforceable. Therefore, if your co-parent constantly violates the existing custody orders, it is necessary to take appropriate action to protect your parental rights and the...
Divorce and financial infidelity: What to know
“Financial infidelity” plagues a lot more marriages than most people would expect. In one study, only a little more than half of spouses said they believe their husband or wife is completely honest with them about money. Further, just over 60% claimed to be completely...