Cleveland, OH
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Cleveland, OH
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Employee Benefits
Go down to your neighborhood juvenile court and file an application for custody. But understand that unless you can show that the child's...
Ohio actually has its own statute governing a court's exercise of discretion in determining the allocation of parental rights, that being Revised...
In Ohio, annulments are granted only for certain reasons, including that the party seeking the annulment was under age at the time of the marriage,...
There is a defense, known as laches, which would prohibit your ex-wife from recovering. You would need to show and you had changed your legal...
You can't, absent a judicial determination. The child's father can appear at any time and seek custodial or parenting time rights. If he has failed...
Father can share any information about his child he wishes. He has full parental rights, which include the right to decide what he says about his...
It is unlikely a court will perceive you as being in the custody of your parents. Being married, your parents no longer have a duty of support,...
File a motion to show cause, that is, to hold him in contempt for not letting you have your parenting time. The court will enforce its order with...
Is or was your brother married to the mother? Is there a paternity case somewhere that allocates parental rights? When you say your brother had...
There is no common law divorce in Ohio. You are married until a court says you are divorced. But yes, if your wife could not find you, she could...
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