Relationship Builder Tip of the Month – FEBRUARY

"In raising children it has been said: some children do what you say, some children will hear what you say, but most children will do what you do. As parents and spouses, one of the questions my wife and I often ask ourselves as well as others is, “are you the husband or spouse, man or woman, you desire your son or daughter to grow up to be?” Our children are looking to us to set the example for them to either follow or avoid. Which example are you providing for your children?"

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The Reasons for Utilizing Restraining Orders in Ohio Divorce Actions

Posted on November 12, 2011, by Anne Shale

Family Law Attorney Anne Shale looks at the reasons for utilizing a restraining order for a divorce, legal separation or annulment in the state of Ohio.

Tags: Restraining Order

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New Law Protects Teens from Dating Harassment and Violence

Posted on June 19, 2010, by Shawn P. Hooks

Family Law Attorney Shawn Hooks looks at how a new Ohio law, named the Shynerra Grant Law, protects teen victims of harassing, stalking, or threatening behavior by another teen.

Tags: Civil Stalking Protection Order, Common Pleas Court, CSPO, Edna Brown, ex parte order, house arrest, House Bill 10, Juvenile Court, minor., ohio, Ohio General Assembly, Shynerra Grant, Shynerra Grant Law, Toledo

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Contempt Remedies for Non-Compliance with Court Orders

Posted on April 24, 2010, by Anne Shale

Family Law Attorney Anne Shale looks at remedies for those who are facing contenmp or non-compliant Court Orders in child or spousal support cases.

Tags: attorney, attorney fees, Child Support, constitutional protections, Contempt, Court Orders, deadbeat, evidentiary hearing, family law, file a Motion, Montgomery County, Montgomery County Domestic Relations Court, Motion for Contempt, non-compliance, Notice of Hearing, ohio, police force, private investigators, The Final Judgment and Decree of Divorce, U.S. Savings Bonds

Posted in: Attorney Fees, Costs & Expenses, Child Support, Court Orders, Spousal Support | 1 Comment | Trackback | Email This Post | Print This Post

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