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Archive for December, 2008

Divorce And Insurance Policies: What Divorce Attorneys Need To Know To Protect Their Clients

Posted on December 27, 2008, by Guest Contributor, Attorney Brian R. Wilson, a partner in the Canton, Ohio, law firm of Nicodemo & Wilson, LLC.

Guest Contributor, Attorney Brian R. Wilson, a partner in the Canton, Ohio, law firm of Nicodema & Wilson, LLC. writes about the importance of insurance coverage policies that directly affect divorced or seperated couples, and what attorneys need to know to protect their clients.

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Tags: auto policy, Bankruptcy, Brian R. Wilson, car insurance, custody, divorce, dual residency, insurance company, named insured, resident relative, seperation, shared parenting

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Ho! Ho! Ho! Holiday Ramblings from the Publisher . . .

Posted on December 20, 2008, by Robert L. Mues

The publisher of the Ohio Family Law Blog, Robert Mues wishes everyone a joyous holiday season and reflects on blogging, family issues and what the future brings.

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Tags: blogging, children, Christmas, economy, family issues, family law, friends, gifts, Gregory Ramey, marriage, Mike Reinemann, money, values

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Is Money Really the Root of all Evil?

Posted on December 13, 2008, by Guest Contributor, Aaron Hill

Guest Contributor Aaron Hill, a third year student at the University of Dayton School of Law examines the financial issues in a marriage and whether a prenuptial agreement is needed in any relationship.

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Tags: bills, communication, compromise, couples, divorce, finances, inheritance, investments, money, Olivia Mellan, prenuptial agreement

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For Your Child’s Sake, Work With Ex-Spouse – Dr. Ramey Doesn’t Mince His Words!

Posted on December 6, 2008, by Guest Contributor Gregory Ramey, PhD, Child Psychologist and Dayton Daily News Columnist

Guest Contributor Dr. Ramey answers readers questions about putting the love of child first in custody and parenting issues.

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Archive for December, 2008

Divorce And Insurance Policies: What Divorce Attorneys Need To Know To Protect Their Clients

Ho! Ho! Ho! Holiday Ramblings from the Publisher . . .

Is Money Really the Root of all Evil?

For Your Child’s Sake, Work With Ex-Spouse – Dr. Ramey Doesn’t Mince His Words!

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