Parenting Time

You Don’t Need a Major Life Change to Modify Parenting Time in Ohio

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Mother daughter spending time together lying sunny room. Happy family drawing

We can plan all we like, but “life” happens. This point is especially true when you’re a parent. Of course, children’s needs change as they get older. And co-parents will inevitably undergo their own life changes, like landing a new job, moving to a new home, or creating a new family structure. Or perhaps one […]

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Are Mothers More Likely to Obtain Greater Parental Rights?

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A mother pursuing her parental rights to a lawyer.

If you’re parting ways with your spouse or partner and have children, you might be concerned about who will get parental rights. Unlike what many people might believe, greater parental rights for mothers are not always more likely than for fathers. The laws in Ohio emphasize the importance of shared parental rights and responsibilities. Ohio […]

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Do I Have to Leave the Home Because My Spouse Asked Me To?

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Tired woman sitting on the floor while moving into new home concept.

It may happen in the heat of an argument, or after months of growing apart and talking about separation and divorce: your spouse asks you to leave the home you share (or tells you to). Whether the request comes as a shock, or is something you’d been dreading, you are probably wondering whether you have […]

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