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Address: 2190 Gateway Dr, Fairborn, OH 45324

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Divorce
I'm an experienced Ohio Divorce and family law attorney. I can offer common sense advice on how to avoid having your social media rants come back to bite you in court.
Child Support
Unmarried parents face obstacles that married couples do not. Besides the fear and uncertainty, unmarried parents have to worry about establishing a workable visitation schedule, making realistic plans for the child’s education and religious upbringing, and detailing expectations for child support. These issues must be worked out with an eye toward the long-term sustainability of an all-but-impossible to know future.
Child Custody and Visitation
Visitation rights. This schedule is used as the starting point and provides the parties with an idea of what the court would do with visitation absent evidence overcoming the presumption. Visitation can only be determined by the courts. A court may order a parenting time schedule with terms and conditions that vary from the standard schedule.
Adoption
Paternity
When your child’s future is on the line you should contact an attorney who will help you create the types of relationships you want and deserve. Establishing paternity is usually the first step in what can be very complicated custody, visitation and child support proceedings. A good attorney can help you with issues such as birth expenses, dependency tax exemptions, the child’s name, health insurance, and the complexities of visitation. Often, the presence of an attorney will give you the power and perspective to negotiate a lasting security for all parties.
Premarital Agreement
Spousal Support
I can help you discover if you are entitled to spousal support, modify the support amount long after the divorce, or determine if you are still required to pay support after death.
Legal Separation
The procedure is very similar to the procedure for divorce, with the exception that the relief requested is for legal separation, and not a termination of the marriage.
Annulment
Child Abuse
If your case involves allegations of child abuse or domestic violence the court will often restrict the visitation rights of the abusive parent. In addition, the court may order supervised visitation, designating specific pick-up and drop-off points, prohibiting the parent’s consumption of alcohol or legal drugs during visitation periods, requiring the abusive parent to attend parenting classes or counseling, or prohibiting the parent from taking the children out of state.

DUI/DWI
If you are arrested for driving under the influence, the court may restrict your ability to transport your children. A DUI charge may also affect your ability to drive to and from work, affecting your ability to pay child support and legal fees. If you arrested for DUI, contact an experienced DUI attorney, Charlie Rowland. Check out his website throughout for notification of local DUI checkpoints.
Restraining Order
After the formal filing of the divorce “Complaint,” you may pursue restraining orders to prohibit your spouse from taking actions that may dissipate the marital assets.

Severance Agreement

Real Estate Litigation
After graduating from law school, I was admitted to practice law in the State of Ohio in 2006. Thereafter, I was admitted to practice law before the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio in 2007. I am a member of the Greene County Bar Association, Clinton County Bar Association, as well as the Ohio State Bar Association. During my tenure as a practicing attorney, I have perfected my skills in the areas of Domestic Relations and Juvenile Custody, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning/Probate, and Real Estate matters.

Personal Injury
Compensation to a spouse for the spouse’s personal injury, except for loss of marital earnings and compensation for expenses paid from marital assets;

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