Jamie Campbell Manning

Jamie Campbell Manning's Answers (156)

Columbus, OH

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Columbus, OH

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Adoption

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Equitable division

Jamie's answer | Answered on April 11, 2013

Any division that both you and your spouse agree upon can be considered equitable. An attorney can draft a separation agreement to include all...

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My divorce continues to drag out for almost a year. Temp. orders were given in july. Ex did not follow them. Took him to court 4

Jamie's answer | Answered on April 11, 2013

My only advice is to go through with the hearing, even if you do not have counsel. Make sure that the hearing is recorded somehow. Be sure to...

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I am separated from my wife and recently filed for a dissolution of marriage, we have been separated for a year now.

Jamie's answer | Answered on April 11, 2013

A dissolution requires two parties to agree to all terms regarding the division of children's time and expenses and marital assets and debts. The...

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I ve been married 25 1/2 years my husband had been having an affair for the past 8 years behind my back he left us and now is

Jamie's answer | Answered on April 11, 2013

I am sorry to hear about your situation. Hopefully you know where your husband is or at least his work address. If so, You can go to the Child...

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I had obtained a civil protection order in cshocton county Ohio am currently going thru divorce proceedings in Cambridge Ohio my

Jamie's answer | Answered on April 08, 2013

The visitation provision in a Civil Protection Order (CPO) is subordinant to a visitation provision in a Divorce Decree. So the divorce will...

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If one family member lives with parent,can they claim rights to all assests when the parent dies?

Jamie's answer | Answered on May 21, 2009

The only family member that claim rights to all assets is a surviving spouse, or a surviving only child. If there is concern about the parent...

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