Can I Move Out of State If I Have Shared Custody?
A new job, family support, or a fresh start may make relocation appealing, but moving can have a significant impact on child custody arrangements. Here's what Ohio parents should know before making a move.
What If My Spouse Is a Danger to Our Children?
If you believe your child may be at risk with the other parent, it can be difficult to know what steps to take next. Learn what Ohio courts consider safety concerns, what evidence matters, and what options may be available to help protect your child.
How Long Does the Estate Administration Process Really Take in Ohio?
How long does estate administration really take in Ohio? Learn what affects estate timelines, common causes of delays, and how planning ahead may help families navigate the process.
Can Text Messages, Emails, and Recordings Be Used in Ohio Family Court?
Can text messages be used in family court? Learn how texts, emails, recordings, screenshots, and other communications may impact divorce and custody cases in Ohio.
Stepparent Adoption in Ohio: Your Guide to Building a Family
Considering adopting your stepchild? Discover the legal process, rights, and responsibilities involved in stepparent adoption in Northeast Ohio.
Think Before You Post During a Divorce or Custody Case
A social media post may feel harmless in the moment, but online activity can sometimes create unexpected issues during a divorce or custody case. Learn what to consider before sharing photos, comments, relationship updates, or other content online.
How to Avoid Probate Without a Trust
You may be able to avoid probate in Ohio without creating a trust. Attorney Rob Chaloupka explains how beneficiary designations, survivorship ownership, and transfer-on-death tools can work together in an estate plan.
Does Cheating Affect an Ohio Divorce Case?
Does cheating matter in an Ohio divorce? Attorney Eric Cherry explains when infidelity may be legally relevant and when it is more of an emotional issue than a courtroom issue.
Are More Cases Going to Trial?
Are more cases going to trial? While court data does not clearly show an increase in trials, many attorneys are seeing more hearings, motions, and court involvement before disputes are resolved.
Estate Planning Questions Ohio Seniors Ask Most Often
Estate planning does not have to be overwhelming. Attorney Rob Chaloupka discusses some of the most common questions he hears from seniors and families trying to make informed decisions about the future.
The Legal Documents Every College Student Should Consider
Estate planning is not just for older adults. Attorney Rob Chaloupka explains the practical legal documents that can help college students and their families prepare for the unexpected.
Understanding Temporary Orders in Divorce and Custody Cases
Many people hear the word "temporary" and assume these orders aren't important. In reality, temporary orders can have a significant impact on the direction of your family law case.
Do You Need to Update Your Estate Plan After Divorce?
The estate plan that made sense during your marriage may no longer reflect your wishes today. Attorney Rob Chaloupka explains what to review after divorce and why it matters.
What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Ohio?
Dying without a will does not mean everything falls apart, but it does mean Ohio law decides who inherits certain assets. Understand what that means for your family.
Custody Modification Timelines in Ohio and What You Should Expect
Wondering how long a custody modification takes in Ohio? Learn what factors impact the timeline and what to expect at each stage.
How to Handle Summer Parenting Schedules
Summer brings more flexibility, but also more decisions for co-parents. Understand how to plan a summer parenting schedule that supports both your child and your routine.
What Happens If a Contractor Is Not Registered or Permitted in Ohio
This Ohio case highlights what homeowners should check before hiring a contractor and what happens if something goes wrong.
Why a Personalized Estate Plan Matters and When to Update It
In this blog, I walk through how to approach estate planning in a way that reflects your situation and why revisiting your plan over time is just as important as creating it.
Why Mental Health Support Can Save You Money During Divorce
Emotional stress is a natural part of divorce, but how you manage it can impact the outcome. This article explains how mental health support can help reduce costs and keep your case moving forward.
When “Boundaries” Become a Weapon: Therapy Speak in Divorce Cases
Therapy language has become increasingly common in divorce and custody cases, but problems arise when these terms replace legal reasoning or are used as tools of control. This article explains how courts actually evaluate these situations.

