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You have decided that your best way forward is divorce, but now your spouse has you second guessing your gut feelings, even using guilt and intimidation to stop you. You could be a victim of coercive control, a common but lesser known form of domestic abuse that is as insidious as it is dangerous.

As of early May 2026, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act has passed the U.S. House of Representatives but remains stalled in the Senate. What might this mean for women voters if this bill becomes law?

It’s easy to imagine that post-divorce, you will get a reprieve from the emotional labor you have been performing, but this often is not the case, especially when children are involved. We are here to help.

Here we will explore what Ohio’s new anti-tracking statute means for folks who have a domestic violence civil protection order, are divorcing, or are having stalking issues with a romantic (or former) romantic partner.

Knowing how alimony, property division, and support payments affect taxes can help those in the midst of divorce to anticipate financial outcomes down the line.

It is important to take a look at the things that could come up during divorce and have a plan in place to cope and maintain wellness during this difficult time.

Couples who have children with special needs face unique considerations around support and long-term planning, among other things. It can feel daunting, but no one needs to handle this reality alone.

We know Ohio divorce law through and through and are ready to help you decide whether it is in your and children’s best interest to file for a fault or no-fault divorce

In Ohio, court-ordered parenting classes are the norm. Ohio parenting classes equip parents with vital tools and insights, supporting them on this difficult journey.