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Divorce
Ohio is a fault-based state, meaning that in a contested divorce one party must allege grounds. Please don’t think that proving grounds will generally entitle you to a greater share of the marital property, it won’t. Grounds are just that, grounds for a divorce but not direction how a court should order support or divide property. That is an entirely different issue and other pages will address different aspects of a divorce. But one rule of thumb is that the more contested the case, the more expensive in the legal world. There are certain times and certain cases in which things are worth fighting for and then other times, while in the right the fight is nothing but a waste of money and energy. This is what I help you sort through.

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Daray Stephen E

Divorce
Ohio is a fault-based state, meaning that in a contested divorce one party must allege grounds. Please don’t think that proving grounds will generally entitle you to a greater share of the marital property, it won’t. Grounds are just that, grounds for a divorce but not direction how a court should order support or divide property. That is an entirely different issue and other pages will address different aspects of a divorce. But one rule of thumb is that the more contested the case, the more expensive in the legal world. There are certain times and certain cases in which things are worth fighting for and then other times, while in the right the fight is nothing but a waste of money and energy. This is what I help you sort through.
Child Support
In the State of Ohio when a child is born to unwed parents this is the court that will handle the case. Should the parent’s relationship end, one parent, usually the father would need to petition the Juvenile Court for his parental rights and to establish a shared parenting plan and child support order. The reason for that is because mothers are deemed the legal custodians until a court allocate parental rights. Any modifications to orders already established would be handled in Juvenile Court.
Child Custody and Visitation
Stephen Daray is a seasoned divorce and child custody lawyer with the experience needed to handle any family law situation. Whether your problem involves divorce, custody, support, modification, or any other family law rights, we are ready to help.
Premarital Agreement
The three items mentioned above are all synonyms for an agreement between prospective spouses that is made in contemplation of marriage and is to be effective on marriage. We will refer to them as Prenuptial Agreements for this section. Even when they appear simple, a true analysis reveals that they often involve complex concepts, and the effects can be far-reaching and financially life-altering.
Spousal Support
Alimony and Spousal Support are interchangeable terms that refer to the payment from one spouse (higher earner) to the other spouse (lower earning) based upon a variety of factors contained in Ohio Revised Code 3105.18 that courts can arbitrarily apply or not apply. They generally look to formulas but rarely are 100% consistent with them. Courts are like snowflakes in that no two are exactly alike. The duration of the payment of spousal support can change from county to county. The amount of support ordered can vary from courtroom to courtroom
Annulment
Annulments are granted by the court only in certain rare cases. Rare! Like seeing a total solar eclipse, Bigfoot, Brown’s Superbowl, etc. Rare events indeed. The legal effect is to void a marriage from the very beginning—as if the parties had never married. Very rare reasons exist why an annulment could be granted. The grounds for annulment are found in Ohio Revised Code 3105.31 and are grounds only if existing at the time of the marriage...

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