Curious about your first legal consultation? This blog explains what to expect at N.P. Weiss Law, including consultation options, costs, how to prepare, and why early legal advice matters for families, property owners, and businesses in Northeast Ohio.

Legal fees can feel mysterious, especially if you’ve never worked with an attorney before. This guide breaks down deposits, hourly rates, and flat fees so you can make informed decisions.

Attorney Eric Cherry’s holiday custody tips empower Northeast Ohio parents to plan ahead, communicate effectively, and document important details. Discover how to make co-parenting work and keep the focus on your children this season.

Holiday parenting time can be stressful, but respectful communication with your ex helps protect your children’s best interests. Attorney Gianna Colucci shares practical tips for Northeast Ohio families.

Unmarried couples in Ohio face unique legal challenges when sharing a home. Discover how a formal agreement can safeguard your interests and prevent disputes. 

Family law cases can quickly become a real-life horror story if you make these five scary mistakes. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls in divorce and custody cases from Attorney Eric Cherry at N.P. Weiss Law.

Learn how to change custody or parenting time orders in Ohio. Attorney Nicholas Weiss explains the legal process and what courts look for.

Learn how to protect yourself or a loved one from abuse with a Domestic Violence Civil Protection Order (DVCPO) in Ohio, with insights from Attorney Gianna Colucci.

Dividing real estate in divorce or ending a property partnership in Northeast Ohio can be complex and emotionally charged. Learn how N.P. Weiss Law helps families and co-owners protect their interests when family law and real estate law intersect.

Ohio law officially makes tracking your spouse illegal once divorce papers are filed. Discover what counts as tracking and how to stay compliant.

Considering adopting your stepchild? Discover the legal process, rights, and responsibilities involved in stepparent adoption in Northeast Ohio.

Attorney Gianna Colucci shares her perspective on what makes a good lawyer in Northeast Ohio family law, highlighting the importance of empathy, communication, and advocacy. Discover her insights on serving clients with care and professionalism.

A prenuptial agreement, often referred to as a 'prenup,' is a contract made between two people planning to get married. It outlines the rights and responsibilities each person will have if they get divorced or one of them passes away, providing financial clarity and protection.

With Obergefell v. Hodges facing potential challenges, same-sex couples in Ohio must take proactive steps to protect their families. Attorney Nicholas Weiss shares personal insights and outlines key estate planning strategies to safeguard your rights.

Back-to-school season can be stressful for separated or divorced parents in Ohio. Learn how custody law affects school decisions, academic concerns, and parenting schedules.

When visitation is denied or custody orders are ignored, Ohio law provides clear steps for enforcement. This guide explains your options and how local courts can help.

Divorce in Ohio can be overwhelming, especially for parents managing careers, children, and complex assets. This guide outlines the legal timeline so you can move forward with clarity, preparation, and peace of mind.

Personal property disputes in Ohio divorces can quickly become more expensive than they're worth. Discover how courts handle items like furniture, pets, and sentimental belongings—and how to protect your interests in Northeast Ohio.

Res Judicata, meaning "Let the Decision Stand," is a principle rigorously enforced in family law to prevent rehashing past events. Learn why courts disallow evidence from before the last court order and how newly discovered evidence can impact your case.

Navigating family law can be complex, especially when children are involved. Understanding Shared Parenting Plans and the nuances of parenting time can help parents make informed decisions for their children's welfare.