Yes, you should be eligible for a judicial release at this time. That does not guarantee that Judge Rastatter will award the JR, but under the...

If there is no court order, and no restraining orders against either of you, then there are also no visitation requirements. You are free to give...

If there is no restriction in the Decree about you taking the child out of state, and you are not restricted by a Domestic Violence CPO, then you...

If you are saying that you have newly discovered evidence that came out AFTER the trial, then you may be able to reopen the case and present that...

If nothing has been filed, that means there are no Restraining Orders that exist that would prevent you from moving out of state. However,...

Where you got married does not matter at all in an Ohio divorce. All that matters is where you have lived for the last 6 months. If you have...

You may have information that might lead to a change of custody if you can show instability and/or improper living conditions. If your daughter is...

Generally, if it was a life insurance policy that should have gone directly to one of you, it should not have to go through Probate. You should be...

Technically, you violated his court ordered visitation by denying his visit. More importantly, the question is whether you had a good reason. ...

The weekends should not change. Continue to alternate the weekends as they would have gone without any holidays interrupting them. Essentially,...