In Ohio, child custody arrangements are not necessarily set in stone. In fact, they can often be modified or changed as needed. For instance, if there is a shared-parenting decree and both parents agree as to a specific modification, a court will typically approve the...
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Month: July 2016
Bankruptcy And Student Loans: The Basics
According to some estimates, student loan debt in the U.S. now stands at $1.3 trillion – and growing. With such large amounts of crushing debt hanging over their heads, it is no wonder why many college students and recent graduates feel like they may never get ahead....
Estate planning tips for horse owners
Many Ohio residents are also horse owners and have poured a great deal of time, energy and money into their beloved equines. Handling these animals within estate planning can be a challenge, as horses have very specific needs that often cannot be properly addressed by...
Child and parental relocation laws in Ohio: The Basics
In Ohio, a parent cannot just pick and move to another state with a child in tow if that child is subject to a shared-parenting arrangement – unless, of course, he or she gets consent from the other parent or approval from the court. In fact, Ohio law expressly states...
Retirement trusts can provide for grandchildren
Each and every Ohio family has a unique set of needs when it comes to creating an estate plan. Passing down accumulated wealth to one’s children is a common estate planning theme. However, there are cases in which all of a couple’s children are already doing well for...