In this video, Daryle answers the common question of “If I am divorcing, does the engagement ring have to be returned?”. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our videos! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!
Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle In Ohio, if the marriage took place, the engagement ring does not have to be returned.
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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In this video, Jordan answers the common question of Litigation has ended, but conflict continues: what are my options. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our videos! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!
Transcript: Jordan Speaking:
Complex parenting challenges sometimes require additional resources. Another option is co-parenting counseling. Co-parenting counseling is very much like it sounds. The parties work with the counselor to build trust, create parenting processes, and to work through major parenting disagreements.
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In this video, Jordan answers the common question of what if litigation has ended, but the conflict continues: what are your options. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our videos! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!
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Perhaps unsurprising, your co-parenting challenges may not always end just because the divorce or custody case does. Your first option is to return to court. You would return to court by filing a motion to change custody or modify a parenting plan or a motion for contempt if you feel that the other party isn’t complying with court orders. However, you may not wish to go back to court because it is stressful, expensive, time-consuming, or simply because you just don’t see how a new court order will resolve any of your parenting conflicts.
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE
1329 E. Kemper Rd. #4230
Cincinnati, OH 45246
P: 513-793-7544
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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In this video, Jordan answers the common question, “What if I’m concerned the other party won’t follow the mediated agreement?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our videos! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!
Transcript: Jordan Speaking:
“It is not only our experience that the parties are happier with the outcome of a mediated agreement but also the research shows that parties are more likely to follow the terms of the mediated agreement versus a judge’s decision. However, your options for recourse are similar whether you mediated an agreement or it was decided by the court.”
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE
1329 E. Kemper Rd. #4230
Cincinnati, OH 45246
P: 513-793-7544
F: 513-297-7544
TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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In this video, Jordan shares how quickly can I get a decision if I mediate? Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our videos! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!
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Jordan Speaking: In litigation, once the trial finally occurs, it may take several months to get a decision from the court. In mediation, however, once the parties reach an agreement, the mediator types up this agreement and sends it to the party’s attorneys for review. It is then drafted into a decree, separation agreement, or agreed entry, and will be filed once the agreement is formally drafted, signed by all parties, and filed with the court.
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE
1329 E. Kemper Rd. #4230
Cincinnati, OH 45246
P: 513-793-7544
F: 513-297-7544
TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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In this video, Jordan talks about what are the differences between the court process and mediation?
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Transcript: Jordan Speaking: Frequent complaints about litigation include: Having to take time off of work to attend several pre-trials where you may not get heard or even get to go into the courtroom, the court being late, and, of course, the general financial costs of going through a lengthy court process. By contrast, mediation can be scheduled when it’s convenient for the parties. The parties don’t have to wait for the court docket because mediation office, occurs in a private attorney’s such as TIBBS LAW OFFICE. And again, for parties right for mediation, the case could be resolved in just a few sessions, the cost of which can be split by the parties.
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE
1329 E. Kemper Rd. #4230
Cincinnati, OH 45246
P: 513-793-7544
F: 513-297-7544
TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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In this video, Jordan shares ‘How does the length of mediation compare to the length of a divorce”.
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Jordan Speaking: The process of obtaining a divorce involving children often lasts 1-2 years. By the one-year mark, parties are often fatigued and generally frustrated by the litigation process. Many times, for parties that are ripe for mediation, an agreement can be mediated in just 1-3 meditation sessions.
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TIBBS LAW OFFICE
1329 E. Kemper Rd. #4230
Cincinnati, OH 45246
P: 513-793-7544
F: 513-297-7544
TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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In our first video of 2020, Daryle recaps 2019 and shares some of what the future looks like for TIBBS LAW OFFICE. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! And as always, we welcome your comments!
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Daryle Tibbs of TIBBS LAW OFFICE here. I’m very excited to announce what we accomplished in 2018, what we have in store for 2020, and what we are working on this year for 2021. The first item I would like to share is that in November 2019, Sarah Michel and I sat for the Ohio Bar Association’s Family Law certification test. We are excited to announce that we both passed the test and can now hold ourselves out as Family Relations Certified Attorneys. If you’d like to learn more about what this means for our clients, please check out our series of videos on certification on our website and our YouTube channel.
Jordan, D’Aaddario and I are now approved mediators for the Hamilton County Domestic Relations Court after completing additional training requirements through the courts Dispute Resolution Department. Jordan will be participating in both the Cincinnati Bar Association and the Ohio Women’s Bar Associations mentoring programs. She will also be serving as a co-chair on Cincinnati Academy of Collaborative Professionals Training Committee, where she will help plan ongoing training for the group’s members.
In 2019. I accepted a one year contract with the city of Springdale to provide Public Defender Services in the Springdale Mayors Court. I’m happy to announce that this contract has been renewed for the 2020 year and I look forward to serving the city of Springdale once again.
In 2020, Sarah will be completing the Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers offered by the Cincinnati Bar Association. We look forward to her completion of this program and we can’t wait to see how this program helps her serve our clients better.
As some of you may know, I’ve been a director consultant for a local networking organization called BNI as of December 31, 2019 I have stepped down from my position in BNI and I’m now only a member of the Phoenix chapter of BNI. I look forward to focusing on growing TIBBS LAW OFFICE to offer a wider range of services to our clients.
Lastly,TIBBS LAW OFFICE is continuing our dedication to serving the LGBTQ+ community. We plan on participating in the Cincinnati Pride events and we also look forward to continuing our training with Living With Change, a nonprofit that provides education, support, resources, and advocacy to the LGBQ+ and transgender communities in the Greater Cincinnati area and beyond.
TIBBS LAW OFFICE
8845 Governors Hill Dr., Ste 450
Cincinnati, OH 45249
P: 513-793-7544
F: 513-297-7544
TIBBS LAW OFFICE, LLC is a general practice, Ohio law firm serving Greater Cincinnati and is now serving clients in Northern Kentucky. We have experience handling a wide range of legal issues and we place primary emphasis on finding practical and creative solutions to achieve our client’s personal and business objectives. We offer services in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, estate planning, estate administration, business formation, contract & lease negotiation, evictions, misdemeanor defense, felony defense, and many other areas.
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Many parents file a motion for contempt or face a motion for contempt at some point during their child’s time as a minor. It is important to know what this motion does and the lasting implications that it can have on your custody case.
What is a motion for contempt and what does it do?
A motion for contempt is a motion asking the court to punish a person for not following an order of the court. Most commonly, motions for contempt are filed when one parent does not turn the child over for the other parent’s time with them. Once a motion for contempt is filed, the court will have a hearing to determine if the parent was actually in contempt of the order. If the parent is found to be in contempt, they can face fines, attorney’s fees, jail time (only in the most serious of cases), and the implications a contempt causes in a custody case.
How does contempt affect a custody case?
A parent found in contempt can be ordered to pay the other party’s attorney’s fees, but even more seriously, it shows the court that this person cannot or is unwilling to follow court orders. Showing the court that the parent refuses to follow court orders is a factor in deciding which parent should be the custodial parent. These factors are used for the court to consider what is in the child’s best interest. Being in contempt of orders shows the court that the parent will likely not honor future orders, which is not something that the court looks favorably upon.
If you need help filing a motion for contempt or if you are facing a motion for contempt that was filed against you, please consult with one of our attorneys. Findings of contempt can have negative implications on your custody case.
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Adoption: How long do you have to change your mind about your consent to an adoption?
Daryle C. Tibbs, owner of Tibbs Law Office, begins a new series dedicated to the topic of Adoption. For more online resources on this and similar topics, please visit our firm Youtube channel at: www.youtube.com/tibbslawoffice
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