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Defiance County Common Pleas Court

The Common Pleas Court is a trial court that hears criminal felony cases, all civil cases in which the claim is for more than $15,000 and cases involving title to real estate, such as foreclosures. Common Pleas Courts also contain Domestic Relations divisions that hear cases involving divorce...

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Mercer County Common Pleas Court

The Common Pleas Court is a trial court that hears criminal felony cases, all civil cases in which the claim is for more than $15,000 and cases involving title to real estate, such as foreclosures. Common Pleas Courts also contain Domestic Relations divisions that hear cases involving divorce...

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"Grounds” for divorce

To get a divorce you must give a legal reason, called “grounds” for the divorce. Learn about the reasons you can get divorced in Ohio.

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Child support

Learn about child support and how to ask for it during a divorce.

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Child custody, visitation and shared parenting

Learn what you should know about custody, parenting time (sometimes called visitation in other states) and shared parenting during a divorce.

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Federal Trade Commission

The FTC protects consumers by stopping unfair, deceptive or fraudulent practices in the marketplace.

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Vinton County Common Pleas Court

The Common Pleas Court is a trial court that hears criminal felony cases, all civil cases in which the claim is for more than $15,000 and cases involving title to real estate, such as foreclosures. Common Pleas Courts also contain Domestic Relations divisions that hear cases involving divorce...

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Deciding where to file your divorce

Where you file for divorce could have long-term effects on your life, especially if you have kids. Find out if you have options and how to decide between them.

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Divorce, property and debts

Learn about how your property and debts are divided during a divorce. Temporary orders can also help make arrangements for what you need in the short term.

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Ohio divorce timeline

There are a lot of steps involved in getting a divorce. The whole process can take between several months and two years. This overview will help you understand what to expect.

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