For decades, getting a college degree has been a pathway to becoming or remaining middle class in America. Six years after the Great Recession ended, there is increasing doubt about how well that path still works. Many students get saddled with untenable debt loads...
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Month: January 2016
Love and money: Tax exemptions for dependent children after divorce
It's often said that marriage is about love and divorce is about money. Of course, that's a sweeping generalization; the actual reality you are living may be filled with nuances and a strange mixture of emotions.On the money side, however, it is true that you can...
Divorce and family conflict
Ohio couples who are going through a divorce may benefit from some basic mediation strategies. The holidays can bring up numerous conflicts for divorcing spouses, and some situations may lead to long-term problems in the family dynamic. When this occurs, mediation is...
Minimizing co-parenting conflicts
While many ex-spouses completely sever their ties after divorce, this is not always possible for those who have children. In order to avoid more time in the Ohio court system, it may be necessary to develop strategies for navigating and resolving conflicts over...
Holiday parenting time
When Ohio parents who are seeking a divorce are trying to figure out their child custody and visitation arrangements, one important part of the discussions should be about how they will deal with holiday parenting time. Holidays can present a unique challenge because...