On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | May 15, 2020 | Family Law
Although you and your ex-spouse get along for the sake of your children, sometimes you disagree with one another when it comes to matters related to co-parenting duties. Your kids have seen some of these tiffs unfold, but you’d like to prevent that in the future. As...
On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jul 2, 2019 | Family Law
When Ohio parents are going through a divorce, one of the most important things they will need to determine is how they will handle child support. In some cases, the parent who is responsible for paying child support may feel as though the other parent is getting a...
On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Jul 5, 2018 | Family Law
It has been widely reported in Ohio and around the country that many people are financially unprepared for retirement, but figures from the Center for Retirement Research reveal that divorced individuals are in an even more precarious position. The CRR developed a...
On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | May 22, 2018 | Family Law
Planning for a child’s college education can seem difficult and out of reach for Ohio parents, a problem that can be magnified in the case of divorce. University fees rise each year; in fact, the College Board estimates that the cost of attending college rises...
On behalf of Lentz, Noble & Heavner, LLC | Mar 22, 2018 | Family Law
Proper parental arrangements are critical to maintaining a balance for a child after divorce or separation. As circumstances change, parents may seek modifications to the agreement. In order for modification requests to be successful, it is important to follow the...
