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Divorce: How Employment Affects Men’s and Women’s Decisions to Divorce
Divorce: How Employment Affects Men’s and Women’s Decisions to Divorce
Divorce, Employment And Marriage – An Analysis
Studies have often attempted to examine the intricate details of divorce by indicating what causes it, which party causes it and how can it be prevented. Below is an analysis of the National[…]
Source: Ohio Family Law Blog
Created on: 18 May 2013 | 4:00 am
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Computer Cybercrime Legislation: Spillover Tendencies
Computer Cybercrime Legislation: Spillover Tendencies
How Computer Cyber Security Laws Can Impact Family Disputes Differently From State To State
With the recent buzz surrounding computer cyber communications and email hacking, one should be informed on the general principles and laws of their state. These laws[…]
Source: Ohio Family Law Blog
Created on: 11 May 2013 | 4:00 am
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Legacy Trust: A Premarital Planning Tool
Legacy Trust: A Premarital Planning Tool
Estate Planning Specialist, Joseph Balmer, digs deeper into the new Ohio Legacy Trust Law Act, and reveals how it can be used as a protection tool in the area of Family Law.
Effective March 27, 2013, the Ohio Legacy Trust[…]
Source: Ohio Family Law Blog
Created on: 4 May 2013 | 4:00 am
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Divorce: Welcome to the Roller Coaster!
Divorce: Welcome to the Roller Coaster!
How To Ride Out The Roller Coaster Of Emotions During The Pain Of Divorce
Nothing toys with our emotions like the break-up of a relationship. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross describes the six stages of grief as:
Shock
Denial
Bargaining
Anger
Sadness
Acceptance[…]
Source: Ohio Family Law Blog
Created on: 27 Apr 2013 | 4:00 am
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Divorce: Time to File Now and Attempt Negotiations Later!
Divorce: Time to File Now and Attempt Negotiations Later!
Four Common Reasons Why A Spouse Will Initiate A Divorce
In the arena of family law, also known as domestic relations law, there are occasions when negotiations take place with the hope that a dissolution of marriage might result or[…]
Source: Ohio Family Law Blog
Created on: 20 Apr 2013 | 3:00 am
Ohio Family Law Blog | 20 Apr 2013 | 3:00 am
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Community Mediation News
Steubenville Tragedy Needs Effective Communication (3/25/13)
William Hymes
The divisiveness and acrimony that played out in this past fall's trial of two lacrosse players that sexually assaulted an intoxicated young lady is playing out again in Northeastern Ohio in a similar way. Because of the adversarial nature of the judicial process this has been traumatic for everyone involved, including the victim, the rapists, their friends and families the community at large and even the CNN correspondent covering the trial. The only hope of dealing and restoring the fabric of the community is a restorative intervention, which may also be useful in developing a program of prevention.
Judicial Activism and eDiscovery (3/08/13)
Michael P. Carbone
Many attorneys shudder at the notion that the judiciary should choose (or at least strongly urge) the specific technology tools parties must use during discovery. The concern is based largely on the belief that many judges lack familiarity with the range of eDiscovery technology tools that exist today. Parties, mediators, attorneys and judges should familiarize themselves with these available tools.
Replacing the “Blame Game” with a “New Game Plan” (3/08/13)
Michael A. Zeytoonian
Two recent Boston Globe stories (2 21 13) stood out for their common theme – that of laying blame and finding fault. One article entitled “Not Without Blame” apportioned blame for what happened to the 2012 Red Sox. The other story was about the latest fiscal battle between House Republicans and President Obama. The article discussed the need to lay blame on the other side for the looming “sequester”, a default measure making automatic spending cuts if the powers that be in Washington, D.C. can’t come up with mutually acceptable solutions.
Mangled Roommate Mediation (humor video) (3/05/13)
Brittni and McKay seek help from a roommate mediator, a somewhat directive mediator that, ultimately, has a solution for all.