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Ohio divorce and child custody laws, how do Ohio courts deal with requests for terminating shared custody

In Ohio, a child's wishes are only one of 32 different factors as to what is in the child's best interests. Your ex-wife must prove that there has been a substantial change in circumstances such that the previous shared parenting plan is no longer in the best interests of the child. You need to show thata change in the child's home and routine would be disreputive to him/her, notwithstanding the child's wishes. Be ready to introduce evidence of the child's school performance, social life, daily...

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Chapter 7 bankruptcy, automobile title, auto exemption

You could ask the credit union what remains to pay on the vehicle, and offer that in exchange for the title. If they won't accept that, there's not much more to do, as the credit union's security interest is still valid, even though they can't go after you on it.

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What is the statue of limitation on car repoed in OH?

You could ask the credit union what remains to pay on the vehicle, and offer that in exchange for the title. If they won't accept that, there's not much more to do, as the credit union's security interest is still valid, even though they can't go after you on it.

Splitting 401(k) and investments

Each is entitled to 50% of the appreciation of the others retirement assets which accumulated during the time of the marriage. If you are going to do this via a dissolution of marriage, you must determine a date certain when the marriage did end. You are both probably going top have to submit a Qualified Domestic Relations Order to the Court as part of the final dissolution decree. This is an order to the pension plan administrator of each plan as to how to sequester the various portions. Such...

Ohio child custody laws

It sounds like there has been nothing filed on the child in Louisiana, so the Ohio court that granted the original custody decree would still have continuing jurisdiction, The hard part is going to be getting her served, and actually getting the child back in Ohio. I wouldn't worry about filing until such time as you get possession of the child, or you have evidence that the child is in real actual physical danger.