Millennials are identified as people in their mid-20s to mid-30s, roughly. Many in this age group have already taken the leap and gotten married and started having families. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center, 26 percent of millennials in the United States are already married. Others, however, are taking their time and waiting until they really feel ready to take on such a commitment. Whether already married or getting ready to walk down the aisle, millennials in Ohio may benefit from family law services.
Use family law to protect the family business
In the United States, approximately 90 percent of companies are family owned and operated. Some of these may be run by husband and wife teams, and others may be owned by one spouse's family. When a marriage fails to thrive, it can have a negative impact on the business if proper precautions were not taken before or during the marriage to protect the company. Ohio residents can use family law offerings to help protect their family businesses long before divorce enters the picture.
Ohio family law: Will the alimony tax deduction soon be gone?
According to a recent news article, in 2015, roughly 800,000 couples in the United States filed for divorce. That is a lot of people, young and old, with and without children, who had to figure out how to start over, which is not an easy task. Many of those individuals in Ohio and elsewhere who were economically dependent on their former spouse required alimony in order to help them with their transition, and they were able to get it by negotiating terms without having to litigate their cases. Thanks to a tax plan that is currently being reviewed, spousal support may be something that those requiring it may, with the assistance of a family law attorney, have to fight harder to receive.
Ohio personal injury: Accidents involving teens are a big problem
Most teenagers cannot wait to get their driver's licenses and get behind the wheel. It is a right of passage, of sorts. However, numerous parents in Ohio have been getting the phone calls that they have been dreading. Their children have been involved in car accidents and have suffered or caused personal injury -- or worse.
