Did You Know? You Can Convert Divorce to Dissolution in Ohio!
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
5d ago
How to Easily Convert Divorce to Dissolution in Ohio It is a common misconception that the only way to end a marriage is through a divorce; however, Ohio allows dissolutions as well as divorce. You can easily convert divorce to dissolution in Ohio. A dissolution differs in that it is a mutual agreement agreed to by both spouses. The key to any dissolution is that both parties need to agree on EVERY issue before being able to terminate the marriage via a dissolution proceeding. Ohio Revised Code Section 3105.08 allows spouses to convert a divorce to a dissolution at any point before the final j ..read more
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Uncoupling: A Modern Approach to a Simpler Divorce
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
1w ago
What is Alternative Dispute Resolution Divorce? For many people, divorce is a scary and unprecedented experience that will result in changes to nearly every aspect of one’s personal life. Thinking about the long legal process that accompanies a divorce only makes it feel more intimidating. However, this does not have to be the case. Through the utilization of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) divorce methods, couples can simplify their divorces and maintain a large amount of autonomy and control over not only the end of their marriage, as well as the start of the new chapter of their lives ..read more
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Did You Know: Why is a Financial Affidavit Necessary by Both Parties in an Ohio Dissolution?
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
3w ago
Understanding Ohio Dissolution Financial Affidavit Requirements Why Must a Financial Disclosure Affidavit Be Completed Before A Dissolution Can Go Forward? Since 2007 we have posted a fair number of blogs about the differences between divorce and dissolutions and about the dissolution process. Here are some links to make it easy to find and to read them. Dissolution: Out with the Old and in with the New? Dissolution and Divorce in Ohio, What is the Difference? Dissolution In Ohio: Can Parties Request Conciliation and Mediation Services? Why Selecting One Court Over Another Could be Important ..read more
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New Year Resolutions for Those Going Through a Divorce…
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
3w ago
New Year Resolutions for Divorce Recovery: Making a Resolution can help you focus after Divorce! PUBLISHER’S UPDATE: Here is one of my favorites posts from back on January 15th, 2022! The advice rings as true now as it did then! Wishing you a stress free and wonderful 2025. We have a ton of interesting articles in our archives of the Ohio Family Law Blog. Use our Search tool and enjoy a few oldie but goodies! Resolve to Thrive: New Year Resolutions for Divorce Recovery As we embrace the new year, changes are inevitable. Especially if you are going through a separation or divorce. For you this ..read more
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Ho! Ho! Ho! Holiday Ramblings from the Publisher. . .
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
1M ago
Spreading Cheer and Embracing Change: Reflections and Resolutions for 2025 I hope each of you have had a most joyous holiday season! This is an appropriate time to reflect upon memories of past Christmas celebrations and traditions. In our family, we were very involved with a Christmas project providing gifts for needy children for many years while our sons were growing up. As a family, we spent countless hours working at the Center. We have tried to instill upon our family the importance of sharing and helping others. The Spirit of Giving: Lessons from Holiday Traditions and Collaborative Fam ..read more
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Blast From The Past: What Are Co-Parenting and Parallel Parenting Arrangements?
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
1M ago
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: This blog about Parallel Parenting vs. Co-Parenting is as meaningful today as it was when we originally posted it on September 11, 2021. We have a ton of interesting articles in our archives of the Ohio Family Law Blog. Use our Search tool and enjoy a few oldie but goodies!! Parenting Methods That May Work For You: Co-Parenting and Parallel Parenting Ohio Courts may designate 1 parent as the sole custodial parent or both as equal residential parents under a shared parenting plan. In a divorce, the statute that establishes that is R.C. § 3109.04. The best interests of the chil ..read more
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LEGAL ALERT: Expanding the Ohio ‘Castle Doctrine’ – Ohio HB338 Signed into Law!
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
1M ago
Championing Change: How HB338 Expands the Ohio Castle Doctrine to Protect Disabled Children On October 26, 2024, I posted a legal alert blog here, regarding pending Ohio Senate legislation focused on the Ohio Castle Doctrine expansion. Click here to read it. On Thursday December 19, 2024, Governor Mike DeWine signed HB338 into law. I wanted to share this excellent news on this important family law development! The new law allows a court to issue or modify a child support order for the care of a child who is a person with a disability as part of a divorce/dissolution, regardless of whether the ..read more
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Holidays: Just Say No & Feel Empowered!
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Guest Contributor Donna F. Ferber, LPC, LADC
1M ago
Holidays Got Your Down? Holiday stress management might be in order. PUBLISHERS NOTE: Congratulations! We all made it through Thanksgiving. So, the mad dash of the holiday season is officially upon us. Take a breath. Slow down. And just say “no.” A Guide to Happier Holidays: Replace HO–HO-HO with NO-NO-NO! Well, the holiday hoopla is ramping up. Displays of sparkly red and green stuff has taken center stage in our stores, catalogues are arriving in droves, internet sites are offering deals, discounts and sales on every imaginable product. Magazines at the grocery checkout display unbelievable ..read more
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Blast From The Past: Should I Stay or Should I Go? To Divorce or Not?
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
2M ago
PUBLISHER’S UPDATE: Here is one of my favorites posts about when to file for divorce from back on December 10th, 2022! We have a ton of interesting articles in our archives of the Ohio Family Law Blog. Use our Search tool and enjoy a few oldie but goodies! The perfect month For filing for Divorce is… Divorce for the Holidays! The Perfect Time to File for Divorce? This is the time of year that many people have this exact question on their mind. If you are old like me, perhaps you remember this song by the British punk rock band The Clash from 1982. Or if not, maybe later from a Levi’s 501 jeans ..read more
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Do You Have a Post-Divorce Plan? Here’s Why You Need One.
Ohio Family Law Blog
by Robert L. Mues
2M ago
Why a Post-Divorce Plan is Essential for a Smooth Transition Life during and after divorce can be a difficult period for many to navigate. Having a post-divorce plan can make a huge difference by helping you understand what to expect and how to confront certain challenges with greater confidence and clarity during this complicated time. Organization and Confronting the Complexities You might not know where to turn or what to do following your divorce. There are certain actions that you can take moving forward to help create a smoother transition into the post-divorce phase. First, you should k ..read more
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