Attorney Anne Shale from the Ohio Family Law blog explains what the Family Relations Department of the Domestic Relations Court of Montgomery County, Ohio provides for the courts and her clients.
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As a former nurse, attorney Anne Shale shares her insights regarding professional counseling/therapy and when it becomes necessary.
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In part 2, Attorney Anne Shale from the Ohio Family Law Blog lists four more functions of a Guardian ad Litem in the State of Ohio including her conclusion.
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What is a Guardian ad Litem? A Guardian ad Litem (“GAL”) is usually a lawyer appointed by the Court to appear in a lawsuit on behalf of an incompetent or minor party. In Juvenile Court cases and Domestic Relations cases, the Guardian ad Litem is appointed on behalf of a minor child or minor children [...]
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Attorney Anne Shale adds 10 more factors to consider in Part 2 of “Factors The Court Considers In Determining Whether Or Not To Award Spousal Support”. [e]: The duration of the marriage. The longer the duration of the marriage, the longer the potential spousal support obligation is likely to be. For example, if the marriage [...]
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