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How to serve your divorce papers

In Ohio, it’s your responsibility to tell the court how you want your divorce papers "served," or delivered to your spouse.

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Temporary orders

Getting divorced can sometimes take up to a year or more. It's optional to ask for "temporary orders" to define what happens in the meantime.

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Butler County Common Pleas Court Domestic Relations Division

The Domestic Relations Court hears cases involving divorce, dissolution, legal separation, annulment, domestic violence civil protection order petitions, spousal support, custody of minor children and child support.

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Franklin County Domestic Relations Court

The Domestic Relations Court hears cases involving divorce, dissolution, legal separation, annulment, domestic violence civil protection order petitions, spousal support, custody of minor children and child support.

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Champaign County Family Court

The Family Court hears cases involving divorce, dissolution, legal separation, annulment, domestic violence civil protection order petitions, spousal support, custody of minor children and child support, as well as juvenile and probate matters.

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Foreclosure timeline in Ohio

Learn about the foreclosure timeline and important deadlines in Ohio. The foreclosure process can take at least six months, and can take up to two years.

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Clark County Court of Common Pleas

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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Employment discrimination and harassment

Employers can't treat you unfairly because of your race, sex or other protected characteristics.

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Witnesses

A witness is someone who can back up your side of the story in court.

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