People who are facing divorce in Ohio are also facing the fact that they could be responsible for making monthly payments to support an ex-spouse. Short-term marriages, or marriages where earnings are nearly equal may not be required to make spousal support payments,...
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Month: September 2013
Dayton man claims he meets support obligations for his 21 kids
When two people walk down the aisle and commit their lives to one another, they rarely intend to end the union in divorce. As time passes, however, spouses in Ohio sometimes grow distant in their relationships and they change. When married couples file for divorce,...
Father denied visitation rights in lengthy child custody battle
When people enter into the union of marriage, both husbands and wives intend to love and cherish one another for long as they both live. Each person forms expectations, even before the marriage rite is performed and vows uttered. When these expectations are unmet,...
Military service may lead to divorce, according to a new study
Many married couples in Ohio will testify that marriage is hard work. Others can attest to the fact that even when two people strive to stay together, some marriages are unsalvageable. No matter the circumstances, time is important in any relationship. When a couple...
Divorce rumors plague celebrity couple
It seems as if Hollywood couples are constantly plagued by divorce rumors, and many times, these rumors turn out to be true. Why are people in Ohio so interested in the marital status of celebrities? One reason may be the fact that a high asset divorce can lead to a...
Are senior citizens following trend set by animals?
The term "gray divorce" has become much more common as we near the end of 2013. Essentially, five years ago, baby boomers were not splitting up at the rate they are now. In our prior posts, we have highlighted the reasons why older couples are more likely to divorce...
Lengthy deployments raise divorce rate, study finds
It seems like a no-brainer: a year or more spent away from your spouse in a high-stress, high-risk environment raises the likelihood of divorce. However, many previous studies on the correlation between lengthy military deployments and divorce found that not to be the...