Cincinnati Family Law Blog

As of November, 2020, nearly 10 million Americans have tested positive for COVID-19 knocking countless working people out of the workplace and into quarantine. While characterizations of the virus’ effect on American life as “unprecedented” have become cliché at this...

Ending a marriage is a difficult decision that is made even more challenging if you are uncertain about what divorce will mean to you as a homeowner. It is important to understand how a court may view your home as an asset subject to distribution in order for you to...

For many working people, starting a new job means sifting through and signing stacks of lengthy paperwork. Some of these documents likely contain non-compete and non-solicitation provisions—restrictions as to what you can and cannot do once you separate from your...

During your marriage, there may have been a disparity between you and your spouse's incomes. If there was, you will likely have concerns about supporting yourself during and after your divorce. Without your spouse's earnings, you may be unable to make ends meet. Or,...

A small business owner going through a divorce may need a strategy for dividing his or her company with a soon-to-be ex-spouse. Even if one spouse did not contribute meaningfully to a business, Ohio law still requires a fair split of all property acquired during a...

When you go to work, you deserve to be in an environment that is safe and respectful and not a place where you are fearful of discrimination or harassment. Federal and state discrimination statutes protect employees in the United States. These anti-harassment...

If you find that your marriage has come to a dead end, you will want the divorce to go as smoothly as possible. This is an extremely emotional time in your life, but you need to be practical. To reduce stress and uncertainty, here are five steps to take in preparing...