Year: 2026

Many couples share numerous joint assets that they have purchased together, like homes or cars. They also have financial assets, such as their wages, which may have been deposited in a shared bank account or invested in a shared portfolio. They have to split up these...

Getting divorced often means starting over. It is a fundamental change in your life. For some people, it can be a change to their entire identity. This does not necessarily have to be a negative thing. Change can always be positive. But it can also be difficult. The...

As you move toward a divorce, it is important to keep a close eye on your financial records. For one thing, you and your spouse will need to make financial disclosures to the court. It can help to gather information, such as tax returns or bank statements. But you...

If your spouse serves you with divorce papers in Ohio, they do have to wait for you to respond before they can move forward with the case. If you never respond, they can often seek a default divorce, meaning that the court issues a default judgment without your...

When many people look at divorce rates, they will look at annual rates. They will simply consider the number of divorce cases from that year and see how this has changed over the years or the decades. But there is another way to look at these divorce rates, which is...

Digital and evolving assets require careful evaluation during a divorce. The court must determine whether they are marital or separate, then assign an accurate value. Since these items often fluctuate in worth, proper documentation and timing are essential. Knowing...

Ohio law distinguishes between separate and marital property. Separate property generally includes assets you owned before marriage, as well as inheritances and gifts made specifically to you, while marital property usually consists of assets and income acquired...