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.
Archive for the 'Spousal Support' Category
The New Economics of Marriage: More Men Marrying Wealthier Women
Posted on February 27, 2010, by Robert L. Mues
Family Law Attorney Robert Mues looks at the importance of Prenuptial Agreements and recent analysis of census data conducte by the Pew Research Center that indicates women have outpaced men in education and earnings, growth.
Job is Lost! Now What Do I Do?
Posted on July 18, 2009, by Anne Shale
Attorney Anne Shale discusses several scenerios in a Family Law case when a parent (Father or Mother) is facing or experiencing a loss of employment, and can’t pay child or spousal support.
Factors The Court Considers In Determining Whether Or Not To Award Spousal Support Pt. 2
Posted on April 15, 2008, by Anne Shale
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 [...]
Factors The Court Considers In Determining Whether Or Not To Award Spousal Support Pt. 1
Posted on April 10, 2008, by Anne Shale
When discussing whether or not a Court will award spousal support, formerly known as alimony, to one of the parties in a divorce proceeding, we must first define what spousal support is. Section 3105.18 of the Ohio Revised Code defines “spousal support” as being “any payment or payments to be made to a spouse or [...]
