Columbus Lawyer Blog

It’s not uncommon for spouses to have some degree of financial independence during marriage — separate credit cards, personal purchases, or even helping family members. But what happens when one spouse secretly sends money to others without the other’s knowledge or consent? In Ohio, that kind of behavior can rise to the level of marital financial misconduct   — often referred to as marital fraud . What Is Marital Financial Misconduct? Under Ohio Revised Code § 3105.171(E)(4),

Dividing property in an Ohio divorce is rarely simple. Tensions rise quickly when one spouse makes risky stock market investments and the...

If you or your spouse own rental properties in Columbus, Ohio, you may be wondering how the income from those properties will impact your...

At Hoffman Law  in Columbus, Ohio , we understand how confusing and emotionally charged child support issues can be. If you're facing a...

So, your soon-to-be ex blew $15,000 on a “business opportunity” involving two jet skis, a questionable “wellness retreat,” and a guy...

If you are navigating divorce in Columbus—or anywhere in Ohio—it’s crucial to know how spousal support (also called alimony) is taxed....

Seeing those flashing lights in your rearview mirror can be nerve-wracking. It is essential to know your rights during a traffic stop,...

When your spouse refuses to participate in the divorce process, it can be frustrating and emotionally difficult. But in Ohio, your spouse...

Dividing retirement assets is one of the most important — and complicated — parts of any divorce. For teachers and public employees in...

When navigating the complexities of divorce in Ohio, it's crucial to understand how federal law, particularly concerning the I-864...