The Ohio Revised Code Title 31, provides two legal ways to end a marriage-- divorce or dissolution. Both are legal processes whereby individuals legally terminate a marriage. The difference is in the procedure. Dissolution can only occur when both parties agree on every issue and the agreement is formally recorded in a separation agreement. Divorce terminates a marriage in an adversarial proceeding where one party alleges grounds for termination.
When seeking a divorce there are several matters to consider: residency, financial information, property and debts, child custody and parenting time, child support and spousal support. Each of the matters has a different form and a different procedure to file the form. In addition, different counties have different procedures and forms.
The advantage to hiring Isaac, Brant, Ledman & Teetor LLP is they have the experience and knowledge of the Ohio Revised Code and case law to worry about the details. In addition, with their experience, they can provide helpful insight and professional assistance in this physically and emotionally trying time.
