Theft is typically defined as taking another person's property without consent with the intent of depriving that person of it permanently. As far as Ohio criminal law is concerned, the alleged details of one's case will be used to determine the category and degree of...
Month: April 2017
Ohio family law: Child support Q and A, part II
As mentioned in a previous post, parents in Ohio who are dealing with child support issues are likely to have numerous questions. This week's column will be a continuation of that post and will answer three questions specifically regarding support reviews and...
A family law attorney can assist with a collaborative divorce
Going through a traditional divorce is not for everyone. There are numerous couples in Ohio who are ready to dissolve their marriages but want a better way to get it done. State laws allow a collaborative divorce option as an alternative to the traditional process....
Ohio family law: Child support Q and A, part I
Divorcing couples in Ohio who have children are likely to have a lot of questions regarding how child support works. This can be a complicated family law subject to tackle, as every child's needs are different and every parent's individual situation is unique....