The American Community Survey reports that although the rate of remarriage after divorce has decreased 50% since 1990, men are more likely than women to marry again. Of every 1,000 men, 35.1 married a second time, compared to 19.4 women. A common concern in these...
Child Custody
Who pays for educational tuition in a high net-worth divorce?
Divorce proceedings among affluent couples are often complex. This is particularly true with financial matters such as funding children's education. Decisions about who pays tuition expenses vary based on circumstances. It can be helpful to review every matter...
Which co-parent picks the babysitter?
If you are in the middle of a divorce, addressing child custody is likely to be one of your biggest priorities. While it is usually possible to seek sole custody, many parents opt for a shared-custody arrangement. After all, according to Psychology Today, having two...
What factors do courts use to determine child custody?
When Ohio family law courts decide child custody cases, they base their decisions on the best interests of the child. They determine the best interest of the child by considering a list of factors to determine what is in the best interests of the child. Determining...
Can my income impact my custody case?
The custody process in Ohio is often complicated and stressful. You are likely to have many questions and concerns about your chances of getting the custody arrangement you desire. One of your biggest fears may involve your income. If the other parent makes more money...
Ohio parentage law when sperm or embryo donors are used
Assisted reproduction has become more common with technological advancements and the evolution of society. Whether it’s a traditional couple who needs assistance with conception or a same-sex couple desiring a child of their own, assisted reproduction offers an avenue...
Is your child being subjected to parental alienation?
Has your child suddenly and unexpectedly turned against you? Does he or she constantly criticize you without justification? Does he or she show unwavering support to his or her other parent? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then parental alienation may be...
Modifying child support following an increase in income
When it is time for a child support increase, it is important for parents to know how that is determined and the for the parent seeking the increase to know how they can go about receiving one. Child support modifications are an ongoing and important part of the lives...
Ohio’s law on parental relocation
Our lives are pretty mobile nowadays. You might find yourself wanting to move for a new job or to be closer to extended family members, or maybe you’re looking for better opportunities for your child. Regardless of the reasons for moving, the chances are that you...
How can you protect yourself from interference with custody?
After your divorce, you might have hoped that you and your ex-spouse could put aside your feelings and be effective co-parents. Even if you have given your best efforts, they may fight you at every turn. And they may now be at the point where they are making it...


