Cincinnati Divorce Lawyer
Compassionate & Experienced Cincinnati Divorce Lawyer
Ending this chapter of your life begins with getting a competent and empathetic Cincinnati divorce lawyer to help you navigate the whole divorce process. Here at Goldberg Evans , we will guide you and be with you through your legal and emotional battles.
A Guide to Divorce in Cincinnati, Ohio
First things first –your lawyer will help you determine which legal options are available to you and which ones fit your situation.
What Is Traditional Divorce/litigation?
Traditional divorce or litigation is what people usually think of when they think of divorce. In this process, the spouses will be viewed as adversaries. One spouse will file for divorce against the other and the court will decide on the division of property, debts, child custody, and support that cannot be resolved prior to a trial
Since no two marriages are alike, each case will have unique challenges and issues, whatever the case is, our Cincinnati divorce lawyers will walk you through the process. You can find more detailed information on this topic in this article.
What Is the Dissolution of Marriage?
The spouses reach a mutual decision to terminate the marriage and agree on all terms prior to filing with the Court. The petition will be filed in court along with the agreements reached and both parties will voluntarily appear and express their satisfaction with the agreements. There are many paths you can take to reach your agreements and those options will be explored below. Learn more about the dissolution of marriage on this page.
What Is Collaborative Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce is one path that spouses may use to obtain a dissolution of marriage. In the collaborative divorce process, both parties and their lawyers sign a collaborative contract committing to reach a settlement outside of court. Both parties (possibly with the help of family relations specialists and financial neutrals) will negotiate the agreements in meetings. Read this article for more information on collaborative divorce.
What Happens in Mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary process that is often utilized by parties to resolve their disputes. A mediator will help the parties listen to each other, develop options, address conflicts, and create solutions outside of court. At Goldberg Evans, our mediators are trained divorce lawyers acting as neutral to assist parties in reaching settlements in various family law situations. regarding the division of assets, child custody agreements, and future planning. Mediation comes with advantages such as:
- Because parents know their children the best, mediation permits parents to develop a unique and tailored parenting plan to fit the particular needs of their family.
- Mediation prevents the stress and pressure present in court proceedings.
- It can reduce expenses than can occur in divorce.
- Unlike court judgments, settlements reached in mediation can be creative and may include options that a court could not consider.
Stories From Families We’ve Helped
What Our Clients Have to Say About Working with Us.
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About Goldberg Evans : Trusted Cincinnati Divorce Attorney Team
AtGoldberg Evans , we provide outstanding legal counsel and assistance to individuals and families in their different legal challenges. Our firm was established in 2019 with the principle of putting clients’ needs first. We listen to each client’s story and give him or her the unique representation he or she needs.
Our lawyers spend time helping clients understand their legal responsibilities, rights, and the process that can be used in terminating their marriage while minimizing the conflicts and negative consequences. We are mindful of the welfare of both parties and the children involved and guide them in achieving a fresh start.
How to File for Divorce in Cincinnati, Ohio
Filing for divorce in Ohio can be complicated and has many requirements that your Goldberg Evans divorce lawyer can handle. These requirements may include:
- The spouse filing the divorce should have lived in Ohio state for at leastsix months prior to the filing
- Complete documents accurately disclosing assets, liabilities, income, and other information.
- Stating legal grounds for the divorce.
What Are the Legal Grounds for Divorce?
In Ohio, legal grounds for divorce must be pled in the complaint. There are legal grounds recognized by the State of Ohio that appear to be no fault grounds and they include:
- Incompatibility (unless denied by a party)
- Residing separately and apart in excess of one year.
- The court recognizes the reality that some marriages cannot be worked out anymore and no one is to be blamed.
Some of the legal grounds for divorce may appear to be fault-based. Although highly unlikely to obtain a divorce on fault-based grounds. Most complaints for divorce will allege a secondary fault-based ground if incompatibility is disputed. Some of those grounds include:
- Adultery
- Extreme cruelty
- Gross Neglect of Duty
- Imprisonment
- Habitual drunkenness
Ready to discuss your concerns? Contact Goldberg Evans today to schedule a consultation with an attorney who will guide you every step of the way.
