Student loan debt is a major issue for many people in Ohio. The cost of college attendance has gone up dramatically in recent decades, and many reports have covered young people delaying marriage, children or home-buying due to their large student loan burden. Divorce can be a financial challenge for people in any situation; the long-term effects of divorce can linger for years after the practical and romantic issues have been wrapped up. As a result, many people may be concerned about how student loans will be dealt with when property is divided in a divorce.
Same-sex marriage and divorce: The legal impact
If you are in a relationship with a person of the same sex, there may come a point when you consider marriage. While you may have some concerns about tying the knot, there are a variety of legal benefits associated with doing so.
How divorce can impact a business and its owner
A divorce may have a variety of impacts on a business owner. This is partially because a company may represent an Ohio resident's biggest asset and primary source of income. During divorce settlement talks, how to divide assets and determine how much a person makes are often major points of contention. In some cases, it can be hard to differentiate between personal and corporate assets because of the company's size and ownership structure.
