The N.P. Weiss Law Blog
Dividing Personal Property in Ohio Divorce
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.
Determining Spousal Support in Ohio Divorce Cases
Spousal support in Ohio is not a fixed formula; it’s determined by a range of financial and personal factors. Learn about the key factors courts consider and why legal guidance is essential.
Ending a Marriage in Ohio: Legal Separation, Dissolution, or Divorce
If your marriage is ending in Northeast Ohio, understanding your options is crucial. Learn about legal separation, dissolution, or divorce and explore what path may be right for your situation.
Knowing When Divorce is the Best Option
Usually, ending a marriage through dissolution is the easiest route, but sometimes, you have no choice but to file for divorce. Learn when divorce may be necessary to protect your rights and resolve disputes.
We Are Married, What Legal Duties Do I Owe My Spouse?
Marriage comes with legal responsibilities to support and take care of each other, and failing to do so can have serious consequences.
Securing your Future: How Divorce can Affect Your Social Security and Retirement Plans
The end of a marriage has intricate implications on your financial aspects like Social Security and retirement plans. Learn how spousal support and property division can affect your retirement benefits and how a Family Law attorney can help you navigate these complexities.
The engagement is off, can I get my ring back?
In Ohio, the fate of an engagement ring depends on where you live. While the second district allows the receiver to keep the ring if the donor is at fault, other districts return the ring to the donor regardless of fault. Learn about the legal nuances and implications for marriage gifts.
Divorce vs. Dissolution in Ohio: Key Differences Explained
If you're considering separation in Northeast Ohio, understanding the legal differences between divorce and dissolution can help you make informed decisions about your next steps.