On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Nov 7, 2022 | Child Custody
Child custody agreements are a standard component of dissolving your marriage when you have small children. The initial agreement is not set in stone. The court recognizes that your circumstances can change and allows you to modify the custody agreement when...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Aug 2, 2022 | Child Custody
In most divorce cases, Ohio courts prefer to give child custody rights to both parents. Typically, children benefit from a joint custody arrangement. However, if you feel your spouse is an unfit parent, you must understand your rights and options under the law. When...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Jul 28, 2022 | Child Custody, Divorce
Divorce is not easy on children, and it is the kids who can suffer the most during the process of separation. Many times, parents cannot see the hurt and emotional damage due to their own pain and frustration and often make things harder than necessary for children...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Sep 15, 2021 | Child Custody
Divorce is always stressful, but many couples deem it necessary. Things can get more complicated when there are children involved. Parental rights are allocated in a certain way per Ohio law. How are parental rights divided? Previously, after a divorce in Ohio, the...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Sep 10, 2021 | Child Custody
Things change, and so can you and your ex’s circumstances. Maybe one of you remarries, moves away or gets sick. Whatever the change, you may need to modify your child’s custody order if the existing one no longer works for you or your child. In Ohio, you can ask the...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Sep 28, 2020 | Child Custody
Every family situation is different, but Ohio’s family court system considers a similar set of factors when making decisions about where your child should live. When possible, the family court system often favors joint custody arrangements that allow your child equal,...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Aug 20, 2020 | Child Custody
What happens if you want to move out-of-state after you have a finalized Ohio child custody arrangement? If you share custody with the child’s other parent, he or she has the right to approve the move. Follow this process to legally request relocation with your...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Jan 7, 2020 | Child And Spousal Support, Child Custody
Everyone has seen the over-the-top gift mountains on TV shows and in movies. Loading the kids up with gifts at Christmas, their birthday or other holidays is one of the textbook ways that divorced parents try to make sure that the holidays still have some magic even...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Oct 3, 2019 | Child Custody
When you got married, did your friends and family members describe you and your spouse as two peas in a pod? Perhaps, you married your best friend. On the hand, you might be one of many Ohio spouses who say they married someone who was their complete opposite. In...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Jul 11, 2019 | Child Custody
You may have never expected to get a divorce, and you may have expected even less to get divorced after having children. Still, this is the direction your life went, and now, you are working to co-parent with your ex-spouse and hope that you are doing the best for...
