If you found a roommate on Craigslist, you would use a contract to define how much rent each person pays and who pays for utilities. The same is true when you move in with your partner. It’s a way to protect both yourself and your partner.

Modifying a custody order in Ohio requires meeting specific legal standards, including a significant change in circumstances and ensuring that the modification is in the child's best interest.

Courts can issue temporary orders regarding custody and parental rights when certain conditions are met, such as a request made through a complaint or motion.

Determining which court has jurisdiction over child custody and care during a divorce or legal separation is crucial.

Usually, ending a marriage through dissolution is the easiest route, but sometimes, you have no choice but to file for divorce.

If you or your spouse are hesitant to move forward with divorce and believe there is still hope for your marriage, conciliation may be an option worth considering.

A prenuptial agreement is a practical tool that can provide financial clarity and protection for both parties entering into marriage.

When trying to get a domestic violence civil protection order in Ohio, you need to prove that you're in danger or might be in danger.

Marriage comes with legal responsibilities to support and take care of each other, and failing to do so can have serious consequences.

If you are going through a divorce in Cuyahoga County, it can be daunting to determine your children's parenting time.

Domestic Violence is a terrible and all too present reality that has only been exacerbated in the time of COVID. With current social distancing measures in place, the victims can’t escape and the abusers have no other outlet.

Though certainly not a complete description, this post hopefully can provide some basic information to those needing information about what domestic violence is and how they can get started in obtaining a domestic violence protection order.

You and your boyfriend/girlfriend broke up, but what do you do with the house you bought together?