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April 16, 2021 In Child Custody, LGBT By Diana Link

Cincinnati Family Law & Divorce Blog: Same-Sex Step-Parent Adoption

If you are in a same sex relationship and you and your partner are raising children together, you may have questions about your rights, especially if you are the non-biological parent....

March 17, 2021 In Divorce By Beth Silverman

Cincinnati Family Law & Divorce Blog: Should I tell my spouse that I am meeting with a divorce lawyer?

The common response to someone  learning accidentally or discovering very much after the fact that their spouse has consulted with a divorce lawyer  is (a) to be angry; (b) to interpret this as the first declaration of war or (c) at a minimum, to feel very threatened. We hear these responses all the time....

February 12, 2021 In Divorce By Kimberlee Erdman Rohr

Cincinnati Family Law & Divorce Blog: If I Move Out, Am I Abandoning my Spouse or Children?

A question that comes up frequently when a person is considering ending his or her marriage is "How will moving out affect me?" Your friends or family may have warned you that moving out will be considered "abandonment" and that you need to stay in the house to avoid the court finding that you abandoned your spouse or children....

January 7, 2021 In Child Custody, Divorce By Laura Thudium

Cincinnati Family Law & Divorce Blog: Parenting Schedule When Going Through Divorce

If you are going through a divorce or if you are thinking about starting the process, deciding what parenting schedule is best for your children is likely one of the most important things you will consider....

December 7, 2020 In Child Custody By Miranda E. Gregory

Cincinnati Family Law & Divorce Blog: In what county and state can a family law matter be filed?

Before a legal action can be filed with a court, there are certain requirements that must be met. Two such requirements include “jurisdiction” and “venue”, as they are known in the legal world. In the family law context, this typically involves looking at where the spouses and/or children reside....

October 22, 2020 In Divorce By Diana Link

Cincinnati Family Law & Divorce Blog: May a court restrict one person from speaking negatively on social media about their spouse?

Many people presently use social media to share significant moments of their lives with family and friends. People may also use social media as a platform to vent about difficulties they are facing. Occasionally, this leads to public complaints and personal attacks against spouses or other family members. ...

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