If you share kids with your spouse, you are required to care for them even if your marriage comes to an end. However, this doesn't necessarily mean that you will have to make child support payments. An Ohio judge will look at a number of factors when deciding whether...
Assault and battery in Ohio are considered crimes against the person, meaning they involve physical injury to another person. The difference between assault and battery is that an assault may be charged as a crime, but not all assaults result in charges of battery,...
Once you are officially and legally bound to another person in Ohio, almost everything you have becomes co-owned, including your business. Therefore, upon separation, you or a judge must find a way to divide it fairly. A lot will go into this decision, but your...