Social media and messaging apps have changed how parents communicate after separation. While these tools can make updates easier, they can also create tension. Passive-aggressive behavior online shows up through indirect comments, sarcastic posts, delayed replies or...
An arrest creates immediate stress for any parent. You likely have urgent questions about your right to see your children. In Ohio, an arrest does not mean you automatically lose custody, but it can trigger a rapid legal process that threatens your parental rights....
A drug charge does not automatically cost a parent custody, but it can absolutely influence how an Ohio court rules. If you are facing a drug charge while also navigating a custody dispute, understanding the connection between the two can help you prepare for what...
When Ohio courts make decisions about child custody, they focus on what is best for the child. One important factor they consider is a parent’s work schedule. Courts want to ensure that parents can meet the child’s needs and provide a stable environment. But how does...
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important questions is who will take care of the children. In Ohio, courts focus on what arrangement serves the child’s best interests. Understanding the factors courts look at can help you know what to expect in a...
When parents in Ohio separate or divorce, they must make decisions about their children's living arrangements and who will make important decisions about their care. Understanding the different types of child custody can help you navigate these decisions effectively.....
In Ohio, a parenting time schedule sets the specific times and days a parent spends with their child after a custody decision. This schedule helps ensure both parents maintain meaningful relationships with their child while providing structure, consistency, and...
Supervised visitation refers to a type of child visitation where a third party oversees the interaction between a parent and their child. In Ohio, courts order supervised visitation when concerns arise about a parent’s ability to provide a safe environment for the...
When parents decide to divorce, figuring out the right custody plan for their kids can be hard. One option, called 'birdnesting,' is different from most. With birdnesting, the children stay in the family home while the parents take turns living there based on their...
In Ohio, the court focuses on the best interest of the child in custody cases. One important aspect of determining custody involves considering the child's feelings about the situation. However, the child’s wishes do not solely determine who they live with. When can...