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Stoddard v. Meyer: The court modified the child support arrangement in accordance with the time schedule of the parties and the difference in their incomes. Read more
Regardless of a parent‑shareholder's ownership percentage in an S corporation, the parent‑shareholder has the burden to present evidence that he or she does not have access to retained incom... Read more
Under settlement decree incorporated into divorce judgment, which required former husband to pay alimony to former wife until her remarriage and for former husband to make payments for the b... Read more
Agreement failed to recite that the parties were aware of the CSSA guidelines, failed to set forth the basic child support obligation, and failed to set forth the reasons for deviating from... Read more
Court failed to address necessary factors delineated by child support guidelines concerning recent work history, occupational qualifications, prevailing job opportunities and earning levels... Read more
Monthly reimbursement by father's employer to father for cost of father's health insurance represented employer paid portion of father's health insurance premium and thus was not part of fat... Read more
Upward modification of husband's child support obligation and deviation from presumptive amount of child support based on substantial change in husband's income and financial status. Read more
The Due Process Clauses of the Ohio and United States Constitutions do not guarantee an indigent parent the right to appointed counsel at a civil-contempt purge hearing involving nonpayment... Read more
Trial court did not abuse its discretion, in divorce proceeding between parties with combined net monthly income above the maximum of $20,000 referenced in child support guidelines. Read more
Marriage of Left: A commitment ceremony, even if guests thought it was a marriage, was insufficient to constitute remarriage under the Family Code. Read more
