Ohio Family Law Blog
"Well-written information on divorce and family law in Ohio."
Author: Robert L. Mues, Anne Shale and Joseph E. Balmer practice at Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues in Dayton, Ohio.
Blawg Related Categories: Family Law • States • Ohio • Solo / Small Firm
Recent Posts from Ohio Family Law Blog
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New Strategies To Protecting Assets From Medicaid Through Long Term Health Care Insurance
Attorney Joseph E. Balmer III examines the protection of Medicaid assets through long term Health Care Insurance and the strategies involved.
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Can Parental Alienation Be Far Behind? The Warning Signs Every Family Lawyer Should Know
Nationally recognized expert/consultant Judianne Cochran is a guest contributor for this week's Ohio Family Law Blog sharing her thoughts on Parental Alienation and the early warning signs that Family Law attorneys should expect in custody…
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What Is Parental Alienation And Parental Alienation Syndrome?
Attorney Robert Mues looks at different factors in custody battles in the State Of Ohio including Parental Alienation Syndrome and Parental Alienation.
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What If You’re Not The Parent You Wanted To Be?
Gregory Ramey, Child Psychologist and Columnist offers his advice on expectations as a parent, and what you can do to avoid high hopes that can lead to depression.
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Are Parents with ADHD Children at a Higher Risk for Divorce?
Attorney Robert Mues discusses the results of a recent study that says children diagnosed with ADHD cause an increase in divorce rates.
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Artemis Center: Dayton’s Domestic Violence Resource Agency
Attorney Anne Shale writes about the goals and philosophy of the Artemis Center in Dayton, Ohio in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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The Name Game: Shirley, Shirley bo Birley . . .
Attorney Robert Mues explains the steps to take in order for a spouse to obtain a new Social Security card after a divorce and a name change.
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Part 2 -The Consequences of Domestic Violence Victims Changing Their Identity
In part 2, Attorney Robert Mues continues his look at the consequences of domestic violence victims changing their identity.
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The Pros and Cons Of Victims Of Domestic Violence Changing Their Identity
Attorney Robert Mues explains in the first of a two-part article how victims of domestic abuse can seek a new identity with a change of social security numbers.
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Understanding the Courts: Family Relations Department of the Domestic Relations Court of Montgomery County, Ohio
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.