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A quick guide to all of the topics on Ohio Legal Help organized by legal issue. A list of available forms can be found at the bottom of the page.

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.

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.

This Form Assistant provides a step-by-step interview to help complete Ohio's Divorce without Children Forms.

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.

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

This Form Assistant provides step-by-step instructions to fill out Ohio's Divorce without Children Forms.

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.

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.

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.