In 2026, the Ohio Supreme Court introduced major changes to how parenting time works. These changes affect how courts create and modify parenting schedules. If you are a busy parent managing businesses or holding executive responsibilities, these updates may offer...
Married couples divorce for many different reasons. Sometimes, tensions within the family contribute to the decision to separate. If one parent has struggled to maintain a healthy bond with their children, the other may view living separately as the best option for...
When going through a divorce, parents may disagree about custody decisions. In order to understand what would be in the best interests of the child, a judge may decide to appoint a guardian ad litem. What is a guardian ad litem? A guardian ad litem (often abbreviated...
If you are a parent going through a divorce, you and your spouse will have to come to an agreement concerning the custody of your children. When parents can’t arrive at a solution on their own, the court will often order a custody evaluation; however, the parents can...
