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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Establishing Paternity in Ohio – An Overview

Posted on June 18, 2011, by John C. Meehling

Family Law Attorney John Meehling explains wny establishing Paternity can help protect both a child and his/her parents in the likelyhood of a custody/visitation or support proceeding.

Tags: Acknowledgement of Paternity Affidavit, Administrative Paternity Order, Child Support, Child Support Enforcement Agency, custody, Dependency Tax Exemption, DNA testing, Juvenile Court, paternity, visitation

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What is The Purpose of the Ohio Putative Father Registry?

Posted on March 6, 2010, by Shawn P. Hooks

Attorney Shawn Hooks looks at how an unmarried Father can protect his legal paternity rights by filling out the Putative Father Registry in the state of Ohio.

Tags: adopted, attorney, custody, father, legal father, local county child-support enforcement, Notary Public, ohio, Ohio Administrative Code, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, Ohio Putative Father Registry, paternity, pregnant, putative, Putative Registry Form, sexual relations, unmarried, woman

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The Untimely and Unexpected Death of Chris Henry…Questions About the Consequences for His Survivors

Posted on January 2, 2010, by Anne Shale

Family Law Attorney Anne Shale looks at how the untimely passing of NFL receiver Chris Henry, of the Cincinnati Bengals, can lead to legal problems for survivors if one does not have have an estate planning document, or a Last Will and Testament in place in the event of one’s death.

Tags: Adoption, Andi Johnson, Bill Stewart, biological Father, Birth Certificate, Chad Ochocinco, children, Chris Henry, Cincinnati Bengals, death, domestic dispute, Donate Life Ohio, Estate Planning, football, guardian, injured reserve, Juvenile Court, Last Will and Testament, legal questions, legal rights, Life Center, Living Trust document, Loleini Tonga, Marvin Lewis, National Football League, NFL, North Carolina, Ohio Putative Father Registry, organ donation, out of wedlock, paternity, properly, Social Security benefits, State of Ohio, Suspension, West Virginia University Mountaineers, Who Dey!

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