Ohio Revised Code 3107.02 concerns adult adoptions in Ohio. There are rules that the adoptee must be disabled, have an established relationship, be...

Courts in Ohio require both parties to be present for a dissolution. The court may or may not grant remote appearance. It is not automatic and is...

Parties can file Motions almost at anytime during a child custody case in Ohio. Motions can include exhibits of evidence and explanations to the...

Acting against a Shared Parenting Plan or child custody order can result in a filing for Contempt of Court. If the other parent is upset enough and...

Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 3109.04 An Ohio court may modify a prior shared parenting custody decree allocating parental rights and...

The first step in getting a tenant out the house is written notice of termination to the person who needs to leave which is handed to the person or...

Unmarried mothers in the state of Ohio can go to their county Child Support Enforcement Agency (Jobs and Family Services) to request help in...

Ohio Revised Code 2151.353 states the court can award legal custody of the child to either parent or to any other person who, prior to the...

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Many Ohio Divorce spousal support orders state that any support will cease upon the cohabitation of the receiving spouse. The Ohio Supreme Court...

Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 3113.31(E)(1) there is relief available to petitioners that not only can the respondent be ordered to refrain from...