Ohio law follows an equitable distribution property model, which means that you and your spouse will need to divide your assets and debts equitably when you divorce. The point of equitable distribution models is to make sure that you and your spouse split your assets...
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Divorce
Can divorce damage your credit?
Divorce causes a lot of upsets in someone's life -- but some are more troublesome than others. Your credit can be significantly affected when you divorce -- and this is particularly true for women rather than men. There are a few reasons why this may be the case. How...
Having a child won’t stop a divorce
Couples who are struggling sometimes consider having children as a way to save the relationship. The belief is that they just need something to bring them closer together, and a child can do that. They may also have always dreamed of being a family, not just a couple,...
Who gets the family home in a divorce?
When you spend years working to pay for your family home, you are right to worry about what happens to it when you divorce. Sadly, its importance can also make conflict likely. First, you need to work out who gets access to the home while processing your divorce. If...