Ohio is an equitable property division state, which means that you might be entitled to a majority share of a marital estate in a final divorce settlement. However, even if you are expecting to receive valuable assets as part of such a settlement, you'll still need to...
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Protecting Fathers’ Rights In Family Law Matters
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At the law offices of Amy M. Levine & Associates, we assert the child custody rights of fathers, both single and married but facing divorce. While attitudes have changed, mothers are still presumed to be the better parent. We fight for single dads establishing paternity and divorcing fathers who want to continue relationships with their children after marriages have ended.
Getting Fair Treatment For Dads
We work with men at all stages of divorce. Starting with the initial consultation, we spend time to get to know our clients. Everything begins by listening to them, identifying their objectives and mapping out tailored strategies to achieve those goals.
We provide a free initial consultation at our Columbus and Huntington offices. Contact Amy M. Levine & Associates through our online intake form or by calling 614-360-2942 (Columbus) or 304-519-4354 (Huntington).
For unmarried fathers, a biological link is not enough. Establishing paternity is paramount to ensure equal rights to the mother of the child. Without a court order establishing parentage, the mother does not have to consult with the biological father in making decisions regarding the child. In addition, she can move anywhere within Ohio, West Virginia or the country.
Married fathers automatically have equal legal rights to their child, including parenting time should their marriage end in divorce. While the law is on their side, diligence and dedication by a seasoned lawyer is paramount to ensure their goals are realized.
We represent Ohio and West Virginia residents from all walks of life, from those who cannot afford an attorney and require pro bono services to people with multimillion-dollar assets and estates.
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All our new clients receive a free consultation. To schedule a meeting, contact us online or call us at 614-360-2942 in Columbus or 304-519-4354 in Huntington. We offer payment plans.
Amy M. Levine
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How to prepare financially for a divorce
Ohio is an equitable property division state, which means that you might be entitled to a majority share of a marital estate in a final divorce settlement. However, even if you are expecting to receive valuable assets as part of such a settlement, you'll still need to...
What to know about the Chapter 7 bankruptcy means test
Chapter 7 bankruptcy gives consumers in Columbus, Ohio, a legal way to remove burdening debt they can no longer handle. Only unsecured debts, such as medical and credit card debt, can get erased in bankruptcy. The secured debts, those that are backed by collateral,...
Contesting a Will During Probate in Ohio
When Ohio residents put together their wills and estates, they do everything in their power to make sure that they've covered all of their bases. They usually work with attorneys to make sure that their beneficiaries are clearly indicated, and they work on an asset...
7 steps to take after a car accident
In an instant, a car accident can change your life. You just could be on your way to work and a large SUV rams into the rear of your car. You could suffer serious injuries – broken bones, a traumatic brain injury and a back injury. Or a distracted driver could fail to...
What happens to a home in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
It may be possible to keep your Ohio home after filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, that will depend on how much equity that you have in the property. Furthermore, you'll need to remain current on your home loan to retain ownership of the property. Let's take a...
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