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A dissolution under Ohio law is a mutual agreement between the husband and wife, where both spouses desire to terminate their marriage. To obtain a dissolution, the parties must agree in advance on all aspects of property division, parental rights and responsibilities, child support, spousal support (formerly called alimony), and division of debts.
An experienced dissolution lawyer can help you meet the requirements of the Domestic Relations court in your County.
At least one of the spouses must have been a resident of the State of Ohio for at least six months immediately prior to filing a petition for dissolution of marriage.
An experienced dissolution lawyer can help you meet the requirements of the Domestic Relations court in your County.
A separation agreement must accompany a petition for dissolution. The separation agreement is simply a written agreement, typically drafted by a dissolution lawyer, setting forth how the parties propose to handle all the issues involved in the dissolution.
Both parties must agree on all issues for the court to grant the dissolution.
The Portage County Domestic Relations Court will grant a dissolution within a limited time frame. The Domestic Relations Court will schedule a hearing on the petition for dissolution between 30 and 90 days after your attorney files it with the court.
Both parties, called petitioners, are required to attend the court hearing.
The court will decide whether the separation agreement is fair, just and equitable to both the husband and the wife, and will determine the various rights of the parties, including issues involving any minor children.
Parenting interests are determined by the court, which is guided by the best interests of the child, as well as other legal considerations that can be presented by your attorney.
Both parties must agree on all issues for the court to grant the dissolution.
Our domestic Relations Lawyer can help you through the dissolution process in Portage County and Summit County and guide you through every step of the way.
Contact our law offices at 330-296-8000 (Ravenna Office) or 330-686-2890 (Stow Office) to book your case review.
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The attorneys in our law firm primarily service Portage County courts (Ravenna and Kent) from our office in Ravenna, and Summit County courts (Akron, Stow, Barberton) from our office in Stow. Cases in all other courts in North East Ohio, such as Cuyahoga County courts, are handled under specific terms and conditions.
