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Law Offices of Virginia C. Cornwell

Divorce
For members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corp, Coast Guard or National Guard, military divorce has even more jurisdiction issues than the average divorce case. So how do you navigate these issues and figure out where to file your divorce? If you’ve already visited your JAG office, they probably told you they don’t handle divorces. So now you need to talk to an attorney, but you’re unsure where to start, or which state to start in. If you live in Ohio, or used to live in Ohio (and may return), the starting point is the word “ domicile “.

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(740) 201-2659

21 Middle St, Galena, OH 43021

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Law Offices of Virginia C. Cornwell

Divorce
For members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corp, Coast Guard or National Guard, military divorce has even more jurisdiction issues than the average divorce case. So how do you navigate these issues and figure out where to file your divorce? If you’ve already visited your JAG office, they probably told you they don’t handle divorces. So now you need to talk to an attorney, but you’re unsure where to start, or which state to start in. If you live in Ohio, or used to live in Ohio (and may return), the starting point is the word “ domicile “.
Child Support
Our Columbus Ohio Child Support Attorneys understand that everyone wants the best for their child, and at the same time, money does not grow on trees. Finding the balance between supporting your child and meeting your other financial obligation is the job of every parent. Our Attorneys can help you every step of the way. Some people don’t need an attorney, they just need some help understand the process and some help finding the right forms to accomplish their next step. Others need help from our Child Support Attorneys with issues such as...
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
However, the marriage of two partners may not change their family dynamic as completely as they hoped it would. If the partners are co-parenting children together, assuming one of the parents is a biological parent, then after the marriage ceremony the children have a new step-parent. Step-parent may not be the dynamic that the parties have in mind. They may want something more permanent, like step-parent adoption.
Paternity
Rebuttable presumption, which means that it is only legally true until a court or administrative order determines that it is not true. Generally, this is done by paternity testing (DNA testing).
Premarital Agreement
For Ohio LGBT clients who have been waiting to marry, but wish to preserve their assets in case of divorce, we are here to help you with a prenuptial agreement.
Guardianship
My son is 14 and got a 17 year old girl pregnant. The 17 year old abuses marijuana, alcohol and cocain and I feel she and my son are unable to properly care for this child. Her parents are not supporting her. I have offered my support and currently take her to doctor’s appointments and purchase things she may need while pregnant, etc. My son, the 14 year old, is still a minor and under my guardianship, what are my rights as the grandmother? Could I possibly be given temporary custody?
Spousal Support
When valuing a business during a divorce proceeding, it is especially important to be consistent in using the same compensation of the business owner that is used in the business valuation and the compensation used in determining child and/or spousal support. If a higher income is used in determining spousal support than what is used in valuing the business, the concept of double-dipping has occurred. This is a topic for another day.
Legal Separation
The question a person must ask themselves before filing for Legal Separation is – what is it you hope to accomplish? People have many reasons for asking about it, but often find out that it does not provide the solutions they hoped for.
Annulment
There are few areas of family law where you can hit an “undo” button and make everything like it was before, but with annulment, that is what happens. It can be one of the least complicated ways to end a marriage. Unlike dissolution, you do not have to decide what the do with your property – there is no property division in Annulment.
Child Abuse
To Whom it May Concern- I pray this finds you well and catches your attention. We are a family in Chardon, Ohio trying to obtain visitation rights. My brother is a victim of parental alienation. His daughter lives with his ex and every time he tried to see her the family refused and said “It’s not a good time.” Every time he called, they pretended not to hear him. He filed a petition for visitation 5 years ago. His ex went to the courthouse the following week and got married so her new husband could file for adoption. For the last 5 years we have been battling the adoption case, and only yesterday we received the letter from Judge Grendell that he is going to ALLOW the adoption. How can he allow the adoption if my brother WANTS to be in his daughters life? My brother his on her birth certificate and has been paying child support. My brother’s ex, has been lying to their daughter her entire life about who her dad is. Parents who alienate children from there other parent should be prosecuted for this crime- “legal kidnapping” as this is nothing less than a form of child abuse!

Sex Crimes
My ex has had my daughter for 6 years and I signed her over to him cause I went down wrong roads but he refuses me to talk or to see her and it’s hard I have seen her 3 times in past 6 years I message him on Facebook he looks at it and never replies and for awhile there when I asked him to see her his reply would be what will you do for me as in sexual favors which I feel is wrong I have 2 more daughters and they are just babies and have never met their 8 year old sister and well I refuse to pay child support for a child I never get to see or even talk to on the phone or video chat anything I’m just so heart broken cause I had my oldest when I was 16 years old and never in the first 2 years of her life kept her from her father nor his family even when he was being accused of rape sorry I just don’t know what to do to get her for visits cause I know live out of state of where she is
Restraining Order
The Court can issue restraining orders while the case is pending to prevent either party from disposing of assets, harassing the other, etc. (see Ohio Rule of Civil Procedure 75 )
Kidnapping
Law had “loopholes”, and led to many jurisdictional battles over which state properly had jurisdiction over the custody of a child. Unfortunately, the UCCJA did not conform with a federal law called the PKPA (Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act), which basically said three important things...

Personal Injury
(vi) 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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Power of Attorney
Many Ohio LGBT partners co-parent but do not take the extra step of putting their shared custody (similar to joint custody or shared parenting) arrangement in writing. Others put their shared custody arrangement in writing, (known as Bonfield agreements) but do not put it in writing in a way that indicates a clear relinquishment of sole custody in favor of shared custody (for example a power of attorney or a will rather than a shared custody agreement).
Probate

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