Parents who have their children removed by CPS in Ohio should immediately go to the Office of the Public Defender in their county to request help...

There really is not any claim of abandonment in child custody cases in Ohio. Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 3109.04 the court can modify a prior...

Ohio Revised Code 3111.03 states that there is a presumption of paternity if the man and the child's mother are or have been married to each other,...

Unmarried Mothers in Ohio can go their local child support enforcement agency to file for Child Support. Ohio will provide an attorney to represent...

In Ohio the child support order will continue until the child 18 years of age or graduates from High School. If the other party agrees to end the...

Parents can file Motions with the court to reallocate parental rights and responsibilities of the minor child to change a custody order in Ohio. If...

Parties to Ohio Domestic Violence Orders must comply with all terms of the Order and any related Orders until the Court states otherwise. Parties...

Parties can request to back date a Divorce for the property matters. It is a case by case basis if the court will grant it. As a general rule the...

In Ohio Parties can file for a name change at the County Probate Court.

In Ohio when parents are the subject of a CPS case it is the parent's responsibility to ensure they are participating in their own children's case....