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In this video, Daryle answers the question of “Will the court uphold the terms of my prenuptial agreement?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle
In Ohio, a court may find certain terms of a prenup to be unconscionable at the time of a divorce and may refuse to enforce unconscionable terms.
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In this video (https://youtu.be/ftqvHM2_-AY), Daryle answers the question of “Can I have my child support modified if my circumstances have changed since the order was set?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle
“You may request a child support modification if it has been less than 36 months since your last review if any of the following apply:
o The paying party has been laid off from work for 30 days or longer
o Either party has had a major change in income (increase or decrease)
o There has been an increase or decrease in the cost of health insurance or childcare
o The paying party is on active military duty
o The paying party has become Permanently disabled
o The paying party has been Incarcerated or institutionalized with no income or assets available to support the child”
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In this video, Daryle answers the question of “When can I have my child support reviewed?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
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If it has been more than 36 months since the last review or since the order was established, you can apply to have it modified or reviewed.
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In this video, Daryle answers the question of “Under what grounds can child support be terminated in Ohio?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
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In Ohio, child support will terminate upon the following conditions:
The child’s death, the child’s marriage, the child’s emancipation, the child’s enlistment in armed service, the child’s deportation, change of legal custody of the child, the child’s adoption, or the obligor’s death.
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In this video, Daryle answers the question of “Could I be ordered to pay child support beyond my child’s 18th birthday?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle
Yes, if your child is mentally or physically disabled and unable to support theirself, or if the child continuously attends an accredited high school beyond their 18th birthday, support will continue until graduation of high school.
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In this video, Sarah answers the common question of “Will I lose custody in Ohio if I get deployed?”. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Sarah
Deployment cannot be the basis for a change in circumstances for a child custody modification. The court can issue a temporary order or a temporary modifying parenting provision. This must contain termination provision that terminates 10 days after the deployment of the parent. The deployment must be issued as a reason for the modification.
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In this video, Daryle answers the common question of Will my spousal support be terminated if my spouse remarries? Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle
In Ohio, there are no statutes that provide for automatic terminated of spousal support. If a decree specifically includes language that spousal support will be terminated upon cohabitation and/or remarriage, then it can be terminated under those specific circumstances.
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In this video, Daryle answers the question of “Can my spousal support order be modified?”. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle
In Ohio, the court lacks jurisdiction to modify a prior order of spousal support unless the decree expressly reserves jurisdiction to make that modification. You will need to look at your decree and the specific terms of the document to determine if the spousal support can be modified.
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Nesting is a transitional arrangement for parents to consider when starting the separation/divorce process. Nesting means that your children remain in the marital residence, and the parents take turns being in the home with the children and acting as the “on-duty” parent. The parents follow a specific parenting schedule outlining when each parent will be in the home with the children. Nesting requires that each parent has another place to stay when it is not their parenting time, such as a family or friend’s home, or a second residence. While parents may find the concept of moving back and forth cumbersome, it does allow parents to experience firsthand what the children are expected to start doing once the nesting arrangement ends.
The nesting process can be done for as long as it is feasible and makes sense for your family. Even if this arrangement only makes sense for a short period of time, it can still be valuable in helping your children with the initial shock and confusion of their parents separating. How long the nesting arrangement lasts may depend on whether one parent is keeping the home, and how long it will take the other parent to obtain a new residence.
An attorney can help you prepare a detailed, thoughtful nesting agreement that will allow you and your spouse to start the separation process on your own terms. This can be especially helpful if the parents are not ready to legally initiate a divorce or dissolution action. Certain topics that should be discussed and agreed upon before implementing a nesting arrangement include:
Resources:
1. The Parent’s Guide to Birdnesting: A Child-Centered Solution to Co-Parenting During Separation and Divorce, by Ann Gold Buscho, PH.D. https://drannbuscho.com/
2. “Are You Getting a Divorce and Thinking About Nesting?” by Susan Pease Gadoua L.C.S.W.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/contemplating-divorce/201902/are-you-getting-divorce-and-thinking-about-nesting
