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What is the legal age to marry in Ohio?

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In this video, Daryle answers the common question of “What is the legal age to marry in Ohio?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!

Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle

The legal age to marry in Ohio is 18 for both males and females without the consent of a parent. Girls can marry at the age of 16 with the consent of both of their parents. Or the court can grant consent for the marriage of minors if there is a pregnancy.

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How was common law marriage established in Ohio before October 10, 1991?

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In this video, Daryle answers the common question of “How was a common law marriage established in Ohio before October 10, 1991”. Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!

Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle

In Ohio, to establish a common law marriage. it required a mutual agreement to marry, the parties must have represented themselves as married to the public as married, the parties must have lived together for seven years, the parties must have been competent to marry, and the parties had to be recognized as married in the community.

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Does Ohio recognize common law marriages?

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In this video, Daryle answers the common question of “Does Ohio recognize common law marriages?” Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! We have new content weekly and as always, we welcome your comments!

Transcript: Person Speaking: Daryle

Ohio recognizes a common law marriage if it was established in Ohio before October 10th, 1991 or if it was established in another state that recognizes common law marriage before the parties moved to Ohio.

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If I am divorcing, does the engagement ring have to be returned?

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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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8845 Governors Hill Dr., Ste 450
Cincinnati, OH 45249
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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.

Litigation has ended, but conflict continues: what are my options (Part 3 of 5)

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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!

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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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Congratulations Sierra!

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Please help us congratulate Sierra Causey for her passing Ohio Bar Exam results!

Litigation has ended, but the conflict continues, what are my options (Part 1 of 5)

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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!

Transcript: Person Speaking: Jordan
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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Cincinnati, OH 45246
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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.

What if I’m concerned the other party won’t follow the mediated agreement?

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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!

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“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
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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.

How Quickly Can I Get A Decision If I Mediate?

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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.

Why Did I Choose To Be Trained As A Mediator?

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In this video, Jordan shares why she choose to be trained as a mediator for TIBBS LAW OFFICE. 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: I think clients underestimate the impact that litigation has on a person and their family. They often think that court is where you’re supposed to go to seek justice, and there will be a winner and a loser. Unfortunately, relying on the court to make a decision for your family often leaves you with unintended results. Even if you won, you may find that the decision ignores major issues that were really important to you. Mediation, however, allows the parents, not the judges, to decide matters that will affect what is most important to you. Most importantly, mediation allows you to have total control over the outcome of your case.

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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.