About

Attorney Robert L. Mues is the author of "Divorce in Ohio", featured in "Who's Who in American Law", and is also the managing partner of Dayton, Ohio law firm, Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues, more...
Videos

Meet Dayton Attorney Anne Shale, Divorce Litigator
More videos at hcmmlaw.com
Send Us A Message!

To contact the Ohio Family Law Blog, please use our pop-uo Contact Form or use the form below.

If you require broader legal services, you can also contact us via our law firm Contact Form page.

If it is an urgent matter please call our offices at: (937) 293-2141 or our 24 Hr. Emergency Number: (937) 760-4357 or (937) 760-HELP.
Quick Contact
1. Your Name(required)
2. Email(valid email required)
3. Phone
4. Message
5. Ten minus five equals
cforms contact form by delicious:days
Authors
Categories
- Advice from Others (19)
- Alcohol & Chemical Dependency Issues (1)
- Announcements (1)
- Antenuptial Agreements (6)
- Attorney Fees, Costs & Expenses (5)
- Bigamy (1)
- Changes (3)
- Child Support (11)
- Children's Issues (26)
- Complicity (1)
- Conciliation Proceedings (1)
- Conferences & Meetings (1)
- Court Orders (3)
- Credit History (2)
- Custody Issues (32)
- Debts (2)
- Divorce (2)
- Domestic Violence Matters (15)
- Education (2)
- Emotional Health (46)
- Estate Planning (11)
- Family Services (3)
- Fatherhood (1)
- Financial Plans (2)
- Forms (3)
- Foster Care (1)
- Grandparenting Issues (1)
- Harassment Issues (1)
- Health Issues (1)
- Humor (5)
- Insurance Coverage (4)
- Internet (7)
- Jurisdiction (1)
- Legislation News (7)
- Litigation Process (1)
- Mediation (2)
- Medical Conditions (3)
- Mental Health Issues (2)
- Military (10)
- Miscellaneous (4)
- News (1)
- Online Resource Tools (7)
- Palimony (1)
- Parental Alienation Syndrome (5)
- Parenting Issues (32)
- Parenting Time Allocation (12)
- Paternity Issues (3)
- Personal Injury Issues (3)
- Pet Issues (3)
- Post-Divorce (2)
- Post-Nuptial Agreements (2)
- Preparation (2)
- Privacy (1)
- Property (10)
- Relocation Issues (1)
- Residency Issues (1)
- Restoration to a Former Name (2)
- Security (1)
- Selecting A Divorce Lawyer (5)
- Seminars Classes & Workshops (4)
- Settlements & Resolutions (1)
- Social Security (2)
- Spousal Support (10)
- Statistics (15)
- Stepfamilies (1)
- Tax Information (7)
- Technology (8)
- Terms And Definitions (3)
- Tips (32)
- Travei Issues (2)
- Viability (1)
- Voluntary Programs (1)
- Wills (2)
Authorization For Medical Emergency Treatment Form Download
Relationship Builder Tip of the Month – MAY

"Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be - Abraham Lincoln. Be careful in your relationship not to become caught up in a negative feedback loop! The more unhappy I feel, the more I feel like making my spouse or partner unhappy. Purpose in your mind to be happy, and be motivated to be a source of happiness for your spouse or partner! Let the smiles, joy, and laughter you cause be your motivation to continue making each other happy!"

To view previous Relationship Builder Tips of the Month by author Mr. Sydney Battle, please click here.
Divorce Over 50 Blog

Archive for the 'Mental Health Issues' Category

Do Challenging Children Cause a Bad Marriage?

Posted on June 25, 2011, by Guest Contributor Gregory Ramey, PhD, Child Psychologist and Dayton Daily News Columnist

Guest Contributor Gregory Ramey, Ph.D., examines if parents raising children with physical, emotional or developmental problems can cause unhappy marriages that eventually lead to a divorce.

Tags: Attention Deficit Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder, challenging children, Child Trends, disabilities, divorce, special needs child, unhappy marriage

Posted in: Children's Issues, Medical Conditions, Mental Health Issues, Tips | Comments Off | Trackback | Email This Post | Print This Post

Should Parental Alienation be Classified as a Mental Disorder?

Posted on November 27, 2010, by Robert L. Mues

Attorney Robert Mues examines a topic that has been debated amongst the family law and psychiatric community, should Parental Alienation be classified as a mental health disorder?

Tags: American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Darrel Regier, DSM-5, family law, mental health disorders, mental illness, Parental Alienation Syndrome, PAS, Richard A. Gardner

Posted in: Mental Health Issues, Parental Alienation Syndrome | 1 Comment | Trackback | Email This Post | Print This Post

Ohio Family Law Blog - For Ohio Families Looking For Divorce And Family Law Information

Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues, LPA, 1105 Wilmington Ave, Dayton, Ohio 45420
Phone (937) 293-2141, Fax: (937) 293-0914, Email: mues@hcmmlaw.com

Ohio Divorce Lawyer & Attorney : Robert L. Mues, the Managing Partner of Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues, provides professional legal services relating to all aspects of domestic relations and family law, including divorce, dissolution, custody, parenting time, child and spousal support, paternity and interstate matters throughout Southwest Ohio from the cities of Dayton, Oakwood, Kettering, Centerville, Springfield, Troy, Xenia, Beavercreek, Springboro and Lebanon to the counties of Montgomery, Greene, Clark and Warren.

|

|

|

|

|

© 2012 Ohio Family Law Blog