We have an uncontested divorce (dissolution) filed for Cuyahoga County, OH. We own two mortgaged properties in which we are both on the titles. I do not make enough money to buy out his interest in either property, nor do I earn enough income to qualify for refinancing on either property. He agrees... View More 
answered on Oct 19, 2022
Your property agreements can be made a part of your divorce decree through a separation agreement. While everyone is playing nice this sort of thing is easily resolved. But you should both be aware that anything you put into a court order can be enforced by the other party so you may want to be... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2024
The truck belongs to the dealership or whichever lender has the actual title to it. It is a monthly expense to whoever is paying on it.
answered on Apr 1, 2024
That is determined by the court. Either that, or at whatever date you and your former spouse are able to agree upon.
answered on Mar 30, 2024
Not enough information in this question to really answer. If you rent are you on the lease? If you own the home are you on the deed? If the answer to these questions are that you're on neither a lease nor a deed, then there are some potential issues. If you are on either the lease or the deed... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2024
Without more context this question is impossible to accurately answer. If the payment is spousal support it depends on the wording of the decree. Generally, domestic relations support orders are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. The remarriage may be a termination of support, but only if... View More
He left 16 months ago and took nothing with him
answered on Mar 11, 2024
No, he cannot. All owners must sign a deed in order to convey clear marketable
I do have a restraining order on him and he is the breadwinner of the home.
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answered on Mar 6, 2024
You are going to have better luck seeking out an attorney who is willing to be paid by the other side then someone pro bono. In divorces where there is a significant income difference between the parties, the court can order the breadwinner to pay some or all of the attorney fees of the lower... View More
However I am supposed to get 15000 due to the down payment I made prior to us being married.y atty says I owe 47182. However I figured it as 109365/2 = 54682.5. Then I deducted the 150000 to equal 39682.5. My atty did the math 109365-15000= 94365/2 = 47182. What is the correct way to calculate this
answered on Feb 25, 2024
Your attorney is correct. You subtract the down payment from the total equity, not just a 1/2 portion.
Also recieved medicaid for our children as married in both states. Gave wife wedding rings. Joint bank accounts and shared property. We are now seperated for 4 years. We lived together had implied agreement through filing taxes state and federal as married in Montana for 7 years and continued the... View More
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
If you met all the criteria for common-law marriage in Montana, then Ohio will recognize the marriage and you will need a divorce.
answered on Jan 4, 2024
Yes, hire an attorney in the county in which the divorce was filed. That attorney will enter a notice of appearance and file a notice for stipulation of leave to plead, and an Answer. That should be sufficient to contest the allegations in the complaint.
My ex-husband is choosing to give up his weekly parenting time due to conflicts with our teenagers. Does he need to continue to pay child support, and if so, does that amount change?
answered on Dec 16, 2023
This isn't a simple yes or no question. Parenting time factors into child support. However, to know if it is going to impact your support one would need to analyze your current support calculation. It would be worth your while to invest in actual time with a local attorney.
Ex husband agreed to pay half of the dissolution cost, which had to pay in 30 days. It's been a year, and I have attempted multiple times to get him to pay me.
answered on Nov 21, 2023
If the facts are as you state you and your lawyer should file a motion to enforce the agreement/decree. The way this was written is important so DO review this with your attorney.
answered on Oct 19, 2023
I am not sure i see where the question is. Has some damage occurred as a result? Why have you not added your wife as a driver? What do you mean by "allowed" are you referring to insurance or yourself?
I’m sure he forgot about it. But it’s written in our divorce documents. What do I do to get the money from him?
answered on Oct 16, 2023
Try writing him first and point out the particular clause and its location within your Separation Agreement. If he is not cooperative, your attorney will ultimately have to file a Motion to Enforce the agreement.
Courts made their own journal entry for divorce based on an MOU we filed with the court. Parties were supposed to draft own entry but battled on the language and hidden items. Ex has appealed based on abuse of discretion, changes to agreement. She is battling a contingency clause she specifically... View More
answered on Aug 28, 2023
The time to file a relief from judgment would have been before an appeal was filed. Under these facts i do not think such a motion would be successful.
We have 2 children together and he got deported Feb 23rd, 2017
answered on Aug 14, 2023
Use the Find a Lawyer tab to consult with a local divorce attorney who can explain the divorce process to you and how long it will take and what it will cost.
answered on Aug 12, 2023
There is not enough information to provide an answer. You should have the petition and affidavit in support reviewed by an attorney who regularly practices in that court
answered on Aug 12, 2023
No, TPO is for potential crime prevention. It is not a “crime “.
answered on Aug 1, 2023
It depends on whether the inheritance has been received, and where the spouse deposited it, and whether it became marital property. Talk to your divorce attorney or use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local divorce attorney who can review the circumstances of the inheritance and advise you.
Is this legal to put our Property up ,Divorce says he had till 2009 to get it all took care of quick claim deed the Attorney fees 500.00
and 6% is to be added I am trying to get S.S and Disability, and they say I have a asset in this house and I don't live there
answered on Jun 22, 2023
Based on only these facts i believe you should hire an attorney and file a post decree motion to enforce your agreement. Depending on additional facts not shown like the actual language of the decree a court may order him to take specific action or other relief.
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