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Category: Family Law

Benefits of a Cohabitation Agreement in Ohio

A cohabitation agreement can protect your finances even if you aren’t married to your partner.

Are Prenuptial Agreements Enforceable in Ohio?

Prenups are enforceable in Ohio if they are done correctly.

What to Include in Your Prenuptial Agreement in Ohio

Your prenup should include financial information that is relevant to your marriage.

How Does the Dissolution of Marriage Work in Ohio?

You can get a dissolution of marriage in Ohio if you and your spouse agree on the terms of your dissolution.

How Is Child Support Calculated in Ohio with Shared Parenting?

Child support is calculated using a formula that shows each parent’s obligation to a child.

The Basics of Annulment in Ohio

A void or voidable marriage could be annulled in Ohio if certain circumstances apply.

Does Ohio Allow Common Law Marriages?

If you think you’re in a common law marriage, learn more about it and whether or not Ohio will recognize it.

Preparing Your Finances for Divorce

If you’re planning to get divorced, make sure you get your finances in order first.

Are Postnuptial Agreements Legally Binding in Ohio?

Postnuptial agreements are unfortunately not valid in Ohio. However, prenups are as long as they are valid and legally binding.

Can A Child Custody Appeal Be Denied in Ohio?

If you need help appealing a child custody decision, then you’ll have to get in touch with a child custody lawyer who can compile a legal brief and advocate for you in court.

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Richard P. Arthur, Attorney at Law and supporting attorney Christopher S. Owen can advise and represent in the following legal areas:

  • Personal Bankruptcy (Chapter 7 & 13)
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