Divorce

Life after divorce can seem cold and alone, but you may be surprised at what lies ahead for you. Hundreds of thousands of people get a divorce every year, and they all learn how to adapt to their new life, resulting in new social networks of happy and single adults....

You tried talking with your spouse, and you tried marital counseling. Neither worked. It seems now that divorce is the only option. It is time to prepare for the inevitable. Organize your thoughts, organize your documents and understand that planning your divorce...

First, it is important for Ohioans considering divorce to know that you do not have to place fault in order to end your marriage. Most people file for divorce on the grounds of incompatibility. Essentially, the marriage is no longer working, so it is time to end it....

Everybody makes mistakes from time to time. But with major life events like divorce, you cannot afford to be careless or short-sighted. A serious error can cost you, both financially and emotionally. Here are four of the biggest mistakes people in the Dublin area can...

A recent article offers fresh insight into a leading factor in divorce: the nature of the work we do. New U.S Census data reveals that the career choice most likely to lead to divorce is front-line military supervisors - those who lead enlisted soldiers into war....

In most states, the terms divorce and dissolution are used interchangeably. In Ohio, they are very different concepts. Divorce is a civil litigation in which married people resolve disputed areas involving finances, custody, visitation and spousal support. The key...

More people in Ohio and throughout the country file for divorce in January than at other times of the year. Many people wait to file for divorce until after the holidays are over, but before they do, it is important for them to consider several things so that they can...

For many older Ohio couples, getting a divorce later in life is becoming more common. There are many reasons this might occur. For example, the kids may have left the home and the couple realizes they are no longer in love with each other. Irreconcilable differences...

Residents of Ohio who are planning a wedding may be considering a prenuptial agreement. According to a study from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML), more millennials are entering into prenup agreements than their counterparts from previous...

If an Ohio resident takes out a student loan after getting married, it is possible that the debt will be considered shared marital property if the two divorce. However, if the loan is from before the marriage, it will probably remain the responsibility of the person...