Divorce often exposes the problems that parents have in co-parenting. Some of the most prominent (and difficult) issues Ohio family court judges must encounter are problems involving custody and religion. In these situations, the court must balance a parent's First...
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Month: February 2013
Common problems with the Child Tax Credit
The tax season is upon us. With that, millions of Americans are in the midst of completing tax returns in anticipation of that all important tax refund. Part of the benefit of having children is being able to claim the Child Tax Credit, which can reduce one's federal...
Moving on…the day after Valentine’s
Depending on how your Valentine's Day went, today may feel like the day after Christmas (meaning you had a great time, met someone new or have a great story to tell) or the day after learning that your best friend passed away (meaning that the marriage you tried...
Can Valentine’s Day gifts actually lead to divorce?
Valentine's Day comes this week; a day where couples show their love through lavish (and simple) gifts, flowers, candy and romantic dinners. While this may be an opportune time to show how much a relationship is to a person, grand gestures may end up backfiring when a...
Dealing with parental alienation syndrome
Child custody disputes are already terrible experiences for parents and children. The emotional games (and fallout) that come about can be more than one can bear. What can be done when a parent is dealing with a case of parental alienation syndrome (PAS), and no one...
Making co-parenting easier
Co-parenting after a divorce can be an awkward, emotionally challenging experience. On the one hand, the contrast in parenting styles is likely one of the reasons your relationship ended. On the other hand, the importance of parents focusing on the best interests of...
Custody case declined by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court announced that it would not review the case of a woman seeking custody of her former partner's child. The case was decided by the Franklin County Court of Appeals last year and now the decision that the woman has no parental rights to the child...