A Prenuptial Agreement is entered into by unmarried individuals in contemplation of marriage. The primary purpose of entering into an Agreement is to define, in lieu of the laws of any state, the parties' rights and obligations that arise by reason of the marriage. It...
Read MoreRead More
It looks simple in movie and television: You meet, you fall in love, you get married, and as an expression of that love, you have children. Yet, as we are in peak wedding season, it might be difficult to think about parenting options if the marriage...
Read MoreRead More
In every Complaint for a Divorce the Plaintiff (the party initiating the action) must state certain grounds, or causes, to the court. Ohio Revised Code § 3105.01 provides that the Court of Common Pleas may grant divorces for the following causes: Either party had a...
Read MoreRead More
Prenups are so unromantic - a sign of distrust, not love… Drawing up a Prenuptial Agreement together is a sign of incredible trust, and financial openness-you're fooling yourself if you think you can achieve complete intimacy without it. -Suze Orman A Prenuptial Agreement is entered into by...
Read MoreRead MoreIt sounds simple: You meet, you fall in love, you get married, and as an expression of that love, you have children. Yet, as we approach peak wedding season, it might be difficult to think about parenting options if the marriage ends in divorce or dissolution....
Read MoreRead More“Women always think men will change, but they don’t. Men think women won’t change, but they do.” Luther, BBCTV, Series 1, Episode 4. Not that we need Hallmark to remind us of the need to express our love for our significant others, the other side of...
Read MoreRead MoreWritten by: Matt Sorg The real tragedy of marriage: “Women always think men will change, but they don’t. Men think women won’t change, but they do.” (“Episode #1.4.” Luther, British Broadcasting Corporation, 7 Nov. 2010. Television.) As we approach peak wedding season, it is somewhat ironic to...
Read MoreRead More