According to the Centers for Disease Control, the divorce rate in the United States is around 2.3 per 1,000 people. Divorce can still be challenging and emotionally taxing despite this relatively low rate. Amidst the turmoil, it is important to consider how to protect...
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Can you keep the family home after your divorce?
Going through a divorce is undoubtedly a tumultuous time in your life. Amidst all the emotional and logistical changes, you may wonder about the fate of your family home. Staying in your house can be comforting, as it provides a sense of stability during an otherwise...
Can your ex-spouse move to another state with the kids?
Following your divorce, it is possible that you and your ex-spouse will lead very separate lives. If you have children together, though, then any decisions made by either party are likely to impact the entire family. If your co-parent expresses a desire to move to...
What To Know About a High-Asset Divorce
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The effect of parental alienation on child custody
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The Impact Of Mental Health On Divorce And Custody
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Going through a divorce can be difficult and emotionally draining. The end of a committed relationship can bring emotional upheaval. For emotionally stable people, divorce and child custody disputes can be stressful enough to affect mental health. For individuals who already live with depression or other mental health conditions, the process can cause changes in their existing conditions.
Whether you are a parent who lives with mental health conditions or you are a parent who is concerned about your ex-spouse’s ability to care for your children in his or her current mental health state, it’s important to work with a family law attorney who understands the interplay between mental health issues and divorce or custody matters.
At the law office of Amy M. Levine & Associates, we represent individuals in Columbus, New Albany and throughout Ohio in divorce and custody matters when mental health is a concern for either party. The common mental health conditions we see include:
- Bipolar
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Depression
- Schizophrenia
- Narcissistic
Protecting The Best Interests Of Your Children
If you have children, nothing is more important than protecting their welfare. We work with clients to address matters related to supervised visitation, psychological evaluations and child custody modifications. Learn more about the counsel we provide by scheduling a free initial consultation. Our lawyers can be reached via our contact form to the right, or by calling our Columbus office at 614-360-2942 or our New Albany office at 614-429-1959.
Amy M. Levine
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Our Latest Blog Posts
How can I protect my assets during my divorce?
According to the Centers for Disease Control, the divorce rate in the United States is around 2.3 per 1,000 people. Divorce can still be challenging and emotionally taxing despite this relatively low rate. Amidst the turmoil, it is important to consider how to protect...
Can you keep the family home after your divorce?
Going through a divorce is undoubtedly a tumultuous time in your life. Amidst all the emotional and logistical changes, you may wonder about the fate of your family home. Staying in your house can be comforting, as it provides a sense of stability during an otherwise...
Can your ex-spouse move to another state with the kids?
Following your divorce, it is possible that you and your ex-spouse will lead very separate lives. If you have children together, though, then any decisions made by either party are likely to impact the entire family. If your co-parent expresses a desire to move to...
What To Know About a High-Asset Divorce
Going through a divorce is a challenging and emotional process for everyone who faces this situation. It can be particularly complicated if you and your spouse have significant assets. With a thorough understanding of your rights, you can navigate complex financial...
The effect of parental alienation on child custody
Parental alienation is a malicious act, regardless of whether or not the offending parent is cognizant of their behavior. Any instance of one parent physically distancing their child from the other parent or unduly influencing the child's opinion of that parent can be...
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