During the divorce process in Ohio, your spouse may be entitled to take your deposition. A deposition is an opportunity for fact-finding. The deposition will generally take place at an attorney’s office. A court reporter will be present to transcribe the testimony of the party being deposed. A deposition can …

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Attorneys, courts and other professionals use various terminology that can be confusing to the general public. Below we define and explain several terms in child custody matters.  Primary Residential Parent and Legal Custodian:  The primary residential parent and legal custodian is typically called sole custody. The primary residential parent will have …

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In a divorce case, it is important to determine the earning abilities of the parties in order to calculate spousal support and child support. If both parties work to their full abilities, then their current income will be used for calculating child support and spousal support. However, if either spouse …

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Please find below 5 simple things that you can do while contemplating a divorce: Take Pictures: It is not fun to come home and find that everything has been removed. In order to protect yourself, you should take pictures of all of the furniture and personal property located in the …

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