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Category: Family Law

How the Distributive Award Works in Ohio Divorces

A distributive award is used if financial misconduct happens, and it compensates the other spouse.

What Is the Difference Between Separation and Dissolution?

While a separation may be temporary, a dissolution is permanent.

Top Financial Mistakes to Avoid During Divorce

By avoiding these mistakes during a divorce, you’ll have more financial security post-divorce.

How Is Property Divided After a Divorce?

Property is divided equitably in Ohio during a divorce.

The Key Differences Between Dissolution and Divorce

A dissolution is quicker and doesn’t require fault, as opposed to a traditional divorce.

The Top 10 Financial Mistakes to Avoid During Divorce

By avoiding these mistakes, you can have a much smoother divorce process and protect yourself and your finances.

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.

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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:

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