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No, however, it is always best and most preferable to obtain and follow formal court orders.
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No, however, it is always best and most preferable to obtain and follow formal court orders.
Alimony is tax deductible to the payer and taxable to the recipient. Child support is neither.
Franklin County has a small list of two or three folks. There is a link on the DR website.
If you are re-married, you may also want to look into Step-Parent adoption, which would also accomplish your goals.
The simple answer to your question is no. He has to wait until the child is born before filing a Complaint to Establish the Parent/Child...
This depends on what the Shared Parenting Plan / Decree of Divorce says regarding pick up and drop offs. Typically, however, the other parent is...
Did you have a formal evidentiary hearing on your underlying Motion? Was a court reporter present? You have two options: 1) Hire an attorney to...
In Ohio, you must abide by the current court order. You would have to file a post-decree Motion to Modify Parental Rights and Responsibilities and...
Yes, you need to petition the family court in the county in which you reside for emancipation.