Military life can be difficult for families, and it is not uncommon for Ohioans to decide to end a marriage and get a military divorce. It is important to understand how support is determined and how much can be deducted from a service member's pay in a divorce.
When facing OVI charges, the breathalyzer could be questioned
In Ohio, operating a vehicle under the influence (OVI) is a serious charge that can have a dramatic effect on a person's life, if they are convicted. With the potential penalties including jail time, fines, a driver's license suspension and other problems, such as raised insurance rates, it is wise to consider the options to formulate a defense against these allegations. Often, law enforcement tests a driver using a breathalyzer to determine the blood-alcohol content.
Why is collaborative divorce becoming so popular?
If your marriage is no longer working and divorce becomes inevitable, you probably dread having to endure a public courtroom battle.
