If the thought of interacting with your ex during pick-ups and drop-offs has you feeling uneasy, you're not alone.

The juvenile court has special authority to handle cases involving allegations of abuse, neglect, or dependency of children. It also decides custody for children who are not wards of any state court.

If you or your spouse are hesitant to move forward with divorce and believe there is still hope for your marriage, conciliation may be an option worth considering.

In Ohio, common law marriages established before October 10, 1991, are still recognized, but new common-law marriages are no longer permitted. Learn about the criteria for establishing a common law marriage and the importance of formalizing marital relationships through legal channels.

Changing a child's name after paternity has been established requires careful consideration of various factors to ensure the decision serves the child's best interests. Learn about the key factors juvenile courts weigh when contemplating a name change for a minor.

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.

Are you worried about a loved one's declining mental health and unsure how to intervene? Discover the essential steps to obtain guardianship and ensure their safety, even when they resist medical evaluations.